Sentence examples for innocent thinking from inspiring English sources

I had started this process as an innocent, thinking more along the lines of an extra flashlight and a new pack of batteries than of a disaster scenario that could catapult my family into an unsheltered lifestyle of contaminated water and ready-made meal rations.

It's hard to watch Peter Kosminsky's "Innocents" without thinking about that old riddle: What do you call the person who finished last in class at medical school?

This disengagement strategy on your part may then result in the attackers cleverly tricking you into thinking innocent person(s) are attackers with the goal of your disengaging with all humanity and total isolation.

Those are really to dupe innocent potential students into thinking they're applying for a UK university, or to make people think they are studying on a distance learning course online, when they're not.

If you were innocent, the thinking went, why wouldn't you use the opportunity to tell the S.E.C. all about it?

This 'externalist' position, also adopted by Ross, opened the door to complaints that on the intuitionist picture moral cognition was the recognition of facts that lacked any intrinsic connection to action; it should be possible to come to know that it is wrong to kill the innocent without thinking of that as at all relevant to one's choice of action.

At one point, he said to Aswany, "Ask yourself, do they have the right to kill innocent protestors?" Aswany — probably thinking, "This again?" — seemed taken aback.

You might be thinking my innocent until proven guilty ballroom dance shoes were not negligent.

Of course I'm not deeply offended by something as innocent as my friend thinking my hair is too short or too long.

Even the middle-aged crazies brave enough to get up close and personal on St . Patricks Day had to be startled when fervent followers of both genders were hurtling their bodies with reckless abandon into innocent bystanders who were thinking the slam dance was a thing of the past.

When he undertook Oz, a story seen through the eyes of the innocent young Dorothy, he was thinking of his two little daughters.