With his open, innocent expression, buzz cut and air of perpetual perplexity, he looks like no one so much as Dick York in the 60s TV show Bewitched.
Only now are they sneaking back with the innocent expression of delinquent children, who hope the grown-ups won't notice that they have wrecked the family home.
In March, the singer had to abandon the song's original title, Assarabia – an innocent expression of excitement in Korean – in case it offended the Arab world.
Its purest, most innocent expression — but also its most vulnerable and perishable — is the attachment formed between children and the toys we buy them.
Wearing an innocent expression and a near-pornographic ensemble consisting of a red tank top and a pair of cut-off shorts so brief they leave uncovered a healthy portion of her rear end, she sends a frisson of excitement — or irritation, depending — through the group.
Dirty and dark comedy, taking on taboos of race, sex and religion, is undercut by her appearance (attractive) and an almost unbearably cutesy delivery: with wide eyes and innocent expression, the caricature of a Jewish-American Princess, Silverman appears to endorse bigotry of every shade, an edgy approach that has shot her to stardom in the US.
Despite its innocent expression, this little guy turned out to be quite the biter.
Mellman, who is thirty-four, has the innocent face, diffident air, and slightly bewildered expression of someone who has spent long hours at the piano since childhood.
Farage is one of Britain's great everyman conservatives, with an innocent, unblinking expression that suggests a pug being gently squeezed from its middle.
