Alice could easily be made upset if she thought she saw intimacy springing up between Stephen and another woman, even an attentive shopgirl or waitress, and he had learned to play down these innocent encounters.
Pero these fun and innocent encounters with men who were usually vendors and maybe double my age, always somehow ended by them either hugging me for too long at the end, or trying to make a move.
For another, this innocent encounter will turn lethal.
Paul told him about the innocent encounter with Quito that night, told Simeon to deny that Eden Park wanted to sign him when the story broke.
Harvey A. Silverglate, a Boston criminal defense and civil liberties lawyer, is the author, most recently, of Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent (Encounter Books, 2009).
The answer, in my estimation, lies in large measure in the extraordinary vagueness of the underlying federal statutes, the focus of my book, Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent (Encounter Books, 2009).
Harvey A. Silverglate is co-author of The Shadow University: The Betrayal of Liberty on America's Campuses (HarperPerennial paperback, 1999), and author of Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent (Encounter Books, 2009).
The popularity of social networking may be simply a fraternal exchange, or innocent "friendly encounters of the voyeuristic kind".
An innocent enough encounter, one that coaches in the United States negotiate all the time.
Floyd, the U.S.C. coach, explained in an interview posted on a college-sports Web site two years ago how such innocent-seeming encounters can quickly lead from Point A to Point B and all the way to "S" — a scholarship offer to a kid who has not yet begun high school.
Ravel's ballet suite Mother Goose, based on five fairy tales about innocent children encountering difficulties, uses recurring motifs and evocative orchestrations to create moods of gamboling, dreaming, meandering, and losing then finding peace.
