Sentence examples for innocent values from inspiring English sources

"Innocent values," he repeated.

Mr. Butz continued, "And it's a code that Theresa is examining, asking if there's any real value to holding onto childhood, conservative values — — " "Innocent values," she said.

That of a relative innocent whose values change in the presence of vast sums of art-market money?

The same might be said for Lego as a whole, as it navigates the fiercely competitive toy market and ventures into movies and virtual reality while clinging as best it can to the more innocent, Scandinavian values that made it so popular in the first place.

It is common knowledge that tests are not innocent, neutral, value-free instruments designed to objectively reflect the knowledge, skill, or ability in the test taker (McNamara and Roever 2006).

He added: "Their cold-blooded brutality against the innocent offends the values of people throughout the world, wherever they live.

We were a deeply conventional, middle-class American family, but my clean-cut mother and father tried to embrace, in a haphazard and innocent way, the values of the counterculture — at least enough to send me, their moody 14-year-old daughter, alone on a four-week bike trip through Greece.

In America, the Ramones' small group of devotees saw them as bratty, suburban good fun – "a combination of everything we were into: television reruns, drinking beer, getting laid, cheeseburgers, comics, grade-B movies", as Punk magazine's Legs McNeil put it – and a return to the innocent, basic musical values of the late 50s or early 60s.

Instead, he posits a fundamental American core value: Innocent until proven guilty.

These moralities contain specific norms (for example, a prohibition of the intentional murder of an innocent person) and specific values (for example, valuing human life).

In its response to the culture, media and sport select committee, the IAAF said there were innocent reasons for the values in her blood profile.