Sentence examples for innocent age from inspiring English sources
It seems like an innocent age.
The mid-Nineties seems like an innocent age now.
That was then: a remote and, arguably, more innocent age.
Harking back to a more innocent age works wonders.
She said she was born into a more innocent age than today's.
No wonder unadulterated mono records from a more innocent age resonate so profoundly with enthusiasts.
A character from an innocent other age unlikely, like the current Levi's gonk Flat Eric, to get you into trouble with The Law.
Exiled from Olympus by Zeus, he ruled Latium in a happy and innocent golden age, where he taught his people agriculture and other peaceful arts.
When hip-hop and dance music fans and artists explore the genres' 1980's back catalogs, they discover music that, in contrast to today's records -- products of the now highly evolved art of sampling -- seems almost folksy: charmingly naive artifacts of a more innocent technological age.
O'Driscoll, who only retired last year, already seems like some mythical legend of a more innocent bygone age.
Howard: The song takes place in the mid-1970's, an era Bambi describes as an innocent, "golden age" of hustling in a pre-AIDS San Francisco.
