Sentence examples for innocent amusement from inspiring English sources

The arguments about Wikipedia will continue to provide innocent amusement for decades to come.

It's why people, particularly the young, visit most piers – for a day of innocent amusement, something out of the ordinary and away from their usual surroundings; you are, after all, "offshore"!

It offers not only welcome consolation to those who (like me) are shocked to find ourselves in the relevant age cohort but also, I imagine, innocent amusement to those who — eventually, inevitably — will find themselves there one day, however improbable the prospect may seem at the moment.

It offers not only welcome consolation to those who (like me) are shocked to find ourselves in the relevant age cohort but also, I imagine, innocent amusement to those who eventually, inevitably will find themselves there one day, however improbable the prospect may seem at the moment.

Scholars say that probably explains why the author of the 1823 article in The National Advocate ended it with this line: "It is surprising, and to be regretted that the young men of our city do not engage more in this manual sport; it is innocent amusement, and healthy exercise, attended with but little expense, and has no demoralizing tendency".

Given what we have learned about drugs since the 1960s, not to mention casual sex, can it still be counted such an innocent amusement?

The name conjures up utopian images of thatched cottages and rosy-cheeked villagers enjoying a bucolic round of relaxation and innocent amusements.

His mother was particularly against the idea: "It is all very well for you gentlemen to leave your big cities and come to our villages to steal our boys away ... Our boys are happy and healthy, satisfied with their work and innocent amusements ... if Billy takes my advice he will stick to his work and play football for his own amusement when work is finished".

And if I have written anything to add to those stores of innocent and healthy amusement that are laid up in books for the children I love so well, it is surely something I may hope to look back upon without shame and sorrow (as how much of life must then be recalled!) when my turn comes to walk through the valley of shadows.

Set aside what it says about Hollywood that today even Disney thinks what the public needs is ever-more-graphic depictions of killing the innocent as cool amusement.

Of course, if razor-blade technology continues to advance at this alarming rate, they will soon be developing their own brains and marching the streets in gangs, shaving off the eyebrows of innocent humans for their own amusement.