Sentence examples for comparatively innocuous from inspiring English sources
"What Stalin made me drink seemed pretty savage: Winston, who by that time was complaining of a slight headache, seemed wisely to be confining himself to a comparatively innocuous effervescent Caucasian red wine".
People do disappear on mountains, just not so often in Victoria's comparatively innocuous Alps.
Unnecessary Construction However, that is the comparatively innocuous of the two special forbidden activities of the commercial ordinance.
Every week, a new example pops up on the radio and somehow the offenders are able to keep their job while Howard Stern is fined for saying the comparatively innocuous word "blumpkin".
As well as there being comparatively innocuous pranks about him presenting Babestation or being the sixth member of One Direction, Phillips tells me that one website implied that he had an ulterior motive for working in close quarters with children.
Although many of the pathogens that bats carry are capable of inducing severe systemic illness in diverse terrestrial mammalian hosts, they are comparatively innocuous in bats [2], [6].
This may seem relatively innocuous.
Oliver Wadsworth is believably innocuous as the homesick banker, Bobby, and also does well by Mr. Dresser's comparatively cartoonish figures of a snide British doctor named Shockley and a miniskirted French transvestite called Tinsel.
