Sentence examples for innocuous items from inspiring English sources
Sometimes even small, seemingly innocuous items can be deadly.
The various components for the bombs were to be hidden in innocuous items such as soft drinks.
They included seemingly innocuous items like flour, butter, batteries, a two-liter soda bottle and Christmas lights.
As Judge Rattigan wrote in his dissenting opinion in the California Court of Appeal: "For all that I see, it could contain books, stationery, canned goods, or any number of other wholly innocuous items which might be heavy in weight.
References to rivers and laundry are among the apparently innocuous items vanishing from postings and search results amid rumours that Jiang Zemin, who led the country before president Hu Jintao took over in 2002, is dead or seriously ill.
"It would be a logistical impossibility to check them all in the level of detail that is needed, to properly explore whether apparently innocuous items contain drugs or other illegal items," Grayling wrote to Duffy.
In the first minutes of the meeting, immediately following the routine reconfirmation of the firm's executive management, California shareholder Stephen Silberstein was recognized and made a motion for a vote on a seemingly innocuous item called Resolution 5.
Once he rewrote an innocuous item published by San Francisco Chronicle columnist Herb Caen about South African Bishop Desmond Tutu and the wife of prominent attorney Melvin Belli--and submitted it as his own work.
Rick and Morty's clever writing staff is known for hiding secret messages and stories inside the show's jokes remember the Truth Tortoise?—and yesterday, through the sale of a seemingly innocuous item on the online retailer Witchsy, comes another.
He brings history to life, beginning with one of those innocuous news items that have inspired many a science fiction movie ("some astronomical discoveries of the most wonderful description, by means of an immense telescope of an entirely new principle").
Right now, National Presto Industries may look like a throw-back to an earlier era when companies regularly made both innocuous household items and heavy weapons.
