Sentence examples for found innocence from inspiring English sources

You don't hear how at night when the customers leave, the boys who trade their youth serving beer in some no-name bar in some no-name town turn the music up and dance with one another, a few minutes of found innocence in a childhood of labor.

He could find innocence in evil, and there is no better example of this than in his wonderful performance as Harry Lime in Carol Reed's The Third Man (1949).

Occasionally, he lets slip a clue to the underlying conviction that both tortures and sustains him: "You find innocence in the strangest places".

We therefore conclude that the model predicts guilt or innocence well with a single social network indicator but classifies those found innocent better than those found guilty.

"I had no idea what I was going to make of my life, but I had given a promise and found my innocence," Angelou writes.

Neil McCormick from The Daily Telegraph found "happy innocence" in the clip.

With life, each had found the Innocence and lived to travel the stars.

What I found was innocence, tenacity, imaginings and some predictions that actually have come true.

He goes back into his past, and finds the innocence and purity in his childhood".

And Mr. Smits matches her with a mixture of courtliness and naïveté that finds both innocence and depravity in their relationship.

Gimadieva's youth and comparative inexperience (she is currently a company member at the Bolshoi but has big European Violettas and Gildas ahead in the calendar) find an innocence here that's far from the brittle, hardened heroine we've seen from the likes of Netrebko.