Sentence examples for innocuous activities from inspiring English sources
Alcohol and tobacco were banned, and students were restricted from even innocuous activities like playing chess.
Physical proximity amplifies and distorts the behavior of others, and can make even innocuous activities seem offensive.
In America the CIA and the FBI use it to connect individually innocuous activities such as taking flying lessons and receiving money from abroad to spot potential terrorists.
While there is little evidence SAR programs find terrorists, there is plenty of evidence that they are being used to violate the rights of innocent people engaged in innocuous activities like photographing national landmarks and engaging in protected speech.
"Do what you're supposed to do, but stop stopping people who aren't doing anything," said Dante Johnson, 43, unspooling a list of innocuous activities he said he had seen people stopped for, like riding bikes and walking dogs.
When Mr Somerset's company is planning events, insurance now requires even innocuous activities like a round of golf or a horse ride to have a formal risk assessment, a box-ticking exercise by an outside company that typically costs £1,000-2,000.
Reams of information about innocuous activity landed up in police files.
"As written, the prohibitions do not clearly distinguish between harmful and innocuous activity," Judge Scheindlin wrote.
After all, sitting in silence and focusing on your breathing would seem like a fairly innocuous activity with little potential for harm.
By the time Walker arrived at Ford, the dispensing of money for charitable purposes, even very large sums of money, was generally thought to be at best a generous and at worst an innocuous activity.
While scriptural interpretation may seem like a remote and innocuous activity, close textual study of Jewish and Christian scripture played no small role in loosening the Church's domination on the intellectual and cultural life of Europe, and paving the way for unfettered secular thought.
