Sentence examples for innocent appearing from inspiring English sources

This condition often occurs in children or adolescents with a non-penetrating and usually innocent appearing, blow to the middle of the chest, such as when a baseball, hockey puck, lacrosse ball, softball or karate blow strikes the athlete's chest.

While The Innocent appears to have little in common with London and the South-East beyond a fascination with bureaucratic structures, deeper similarities exist.

John paid some of the compensation money he had promised the church, but he ceased making payments in late 1214, leaving two-thirds of the sum unpaid; Innocent appears to have conveniently forgotten this debt for the good of the wider relationship.

A pitiful photo of a starving or abused or deformed -- and always helpless -- innocent appears.

Interrogators hear what they wish to hear, and the most innocent act appears sinister when seen through a distorted lens.

Imagine one of the innocent survivors appeared on television, amid the body parts of his son and brother, and pleaded: "Please.

No excuses allowed, guilty till proven innocent: this appears to be the Balls code - but one he won't apply to his own handling of this exams fiasco.

Turow continued: "The other review that is in my own Hall of Fame was Anne Rice's review of 'Presumed Innocent' that appeared on the cover of the Book Review".

As Robert's education in the ways of Skarrild continues, we soon learn that he is far from the virtuous innocent he appears at the beginning of the movie.

The main storyline sees AC-12's intrepid trio, DS Steve Arnott, DC Kate Fleming and Superintendent Ted Hastings investigating the aftermath of that ambush, something that doesn't look like it'll be very easy, given that one of the survivors was a mystery man in the witness protection unit and the other, Keeley Hawes' DI Lindsay Denton, may not be the innocent she appears to be.

Lampinen (2016) argued that witnesses' ability to distinguish guilty from innocent suspects appeared to be different for showup and lineup procedures that involve ROCs, so "pAUC analyses do not provide a valid way of comparing identification procedures" (Lampinen, 2016, p. 26).