Sentence examples for innocent period from inspiring English sources

Richard Preston, meanwhile, in his 1987 article "Dark Time," takes us back to a slightly more innocent period in the human-asteroid relationship.

* * * Born in 1959, Campanella remembers his youth in nineteen-sixties Buenos Aires as an innocent period before the Dirty War, in which up to thirty thousand people in Argentina were "disappeared".

There never seemed to be an innocent period with her, a period of dating or having a crush.

Romantic notions of the 1920s as a more innocent period are put aside in favor of depicting Los Angeles as ruled by a despotic political infrastructure, steeped in sadistic, systematic corruption throughout the city government, police force and medical establishment.

Written while Smith was in Hollywood, but homesick for England, and set in the innocent prewar period, this utterly enchanting coming of age story should be given to every 14-year-old girl and revisited thereafter in times of flu and emotional frailty.

"What we're going to do is root out the 1percentt of bad police officers that go around being the judge, the jury and execution of innocent people, period -- but more specifically, innocent black lives".

The title of "Semplice" — simple — proves to be more trickery, with the violin flitting up and down in quick and complex passages interspersed with slyly innocent resting periods.

There was nothing particularly innocent about the time period when "Get Smart" was originally broadcast, but neither was the spy game shrouded in cynicism.

"The G.D.R. did not differentiate between political and criminal prisoners," Ernst & Young wrote, referring to East Germany, adding that "during this time period, many innocent individuals were sent to prison".

The musical involves looking back at a halcyon period and innocent beginnings; making light of what the passing years have wrought, but also suffering under the weight of bad choices; and facing the physical and emotional ravages of time.

This baleful document is not of course about safeguarding children at all – it's about handling innocent kids over long periods of detention, which often exceed the 28-day maximum period a terror suspect can be held without charge.