Sentence examples for innocuous about from inspiring English sources

"There's something so innocuous about it," he said of the gadget, which comes in colors like hot pink and teal.

"Medical students' disease" refers to the phenomenon in which medical students notice something innocuous about their health and then attach to it exaggerated significance.

I finally asked her something innocuous about her future plans, and she said she'd let me know 'when I'm back on the show next year.' I was very polite.

The statement in the name of then-President George H.W. Bush was posted quietly in the White House pressroom on the morning of June 26 , 1990 but there was nothing innocuous about its contents.

'What a stupid question!' she said when asked something innocuous about her background, and 'Do you know, I am really bored with this conversation,' and 'How much do you earn, anyway?

There's nothing innocuous about the idea of blowing up NAFTA.

At the end, we hear of some innocuous things about Michael's own childhood and about his being "impatient", but nothing to explain things.

During an innocuous chat about responses to 1989 he suddenly delivers a rant about "that fuckhead from the New York Times" that goes on for some minutes.

In a recent experiment, we asked people to watch either a segment from the Panorama report about the alleged harms of Wi-Fi or an innocuous film about internet data security.

In October, 2008, Finke wrote a relatively innocuous post about layoffs at the William Morris Agency — and was astonished when vitriolic comments about the agency's leaders poured in.

In October, 2008, Finke wrote a relatively innocuous post about layoffs at the William Morris Agency and was astonished when vitriolic comments about the agency's leaders poured in.