Sentence examples for entirely innocuous from inspiring English sources

The Politwoops site, which archives tweets deleted by US politicians, has an entire page devoted to things The Donald tried to unsay, many of them entirely innocuous.

Still, Mr. Obama's statement may not be entirely innocuous.

But the debate over how to raise the president's emotional thermostat is not an entirely innocuous distraction.

The English language can be a treacherous and slippery thing, with some entirely innocuous words changing their character as they cross the Atlantic.

For example, non-citizens can be watchlisted for being associated with a watchlisted person – even if their relationship with that person is entirely innocuous.

Associated Newspapers argued that they were entirely innocuous and inoffensive images taken in public places and that the Wellers had previously chosen to open up their private family life to public gaze to a significant degree.

It was completely innocuous.

"This industry is completely innocuous.

It seems completely innocuous, right?

This is not at all innocuous [ 6].

Speech can be limited or absent entirely and various innocuous events can prompt rapid, all-encompassing and sometimes violent meltdowns.