Sentence examples for innocent heads from inspiring English sources
It would seem grotesque to suggest that Britain might eventually recognise the Isis caliphate as a state, sell it arms, solicit its investment and then offer only the politest rebuke when innocent heads are sliced off.
He cannot keep his hand of friendship outstretched while Iran's rulers, with their own fists, are bashing so many innocent heads.The nuclear conundrum is a separate matter.
Tias and tios, abuelas and abuelos will stalk behind kitchen doors waiting for the arrival of innocent heads posing as confetti landing strips.
The possibility that he would be forced into slavery and his wife into prostitution never entered Ding Ming's innocent head.
Notably it's Henry who first describes an early, crucial encounter between his 36-year-old self and the self-possessed 6-year-old Clare, which shrewdly puts you right inside his (innocent) head.
But his most telling gesture was in the hats the models wore: bowler hat piled upon bowler hat, statesmen hats, proper hats, wise-men hats, all collected in a jumble on a girl's innocent head.
Several dozen attendees learned about crimes perpetrated against women on social media, a topic of special concern in a country where single people of opposite sexes cannot spend time together without risking arrest, and where pressure on women to cover their faces in public can be so intense that the most innocent head shot can serve as a tool of blackmail.
Innocent's head of sustainability, Jessica Sansom, says: "We work with our Spanish supplier to check the farms' water sources are legal, and we've cut out those that aren't".
This juxtaposition — of images of total devastation and innocent-looking head shots — sets up the framework for the show.
Predictably, headlines have branded Mr. Beachy "the Amish Bernie Madoff," although he is presumed innocent as he heads to trial next month.
Rights activist Innocent Muhozi, the head of the Burundian Press Observatory, said journalists were being subjected to threats of arrest and even death.
