The longer it has been since student and teacher had a professional relationship, the more innocuous is this sort of thing.
Shapiro calls the show "pretty innocuous": "The people had existing relationships.
The company had come under fire last month when it was discovered that users who turned on "Restricted Mode" — a setting that allows YouTube users to filter out the site's more mature content — were no longer able to see a number of innocuous videos referencing same-sex relationships.
For example, non-citizens can be watchlisted for being associated with a watchlisted person – even if their relationship with that person is entirely innocuous.
Characters are brought to life during seemingly innocuous conversations in bars or in police cruisers, each relationship as important as any other in a narrative arc that is not constricted by a ticking clock or the need for action sequences.
Even though I was in a loving, fulfilling relationship, every time I listened to an innocuous pop song I struggled to hold it together.
The plot revolves around the romantic relationship of a South Korean intelligence agent and a seemingly innocuous female office worker who -- unbeknownst to him almost until the guns-blazing end -- is a North Korean mole.
Joining the online community is pretty innocuous: build a profile by adding your name, birthdate, gender, interests, photo, relationship status, job, now reading, now watching, now feeling.
Now an innocuous tweet from the "Desperate Housewives" alum has her followers questioning their current relationship while gossip mills rehash their tumultuous split.
This is particularly so in the case of established, trusting care-giving relationships where many of the incidents occur in the context of innocuous, even positive parent child routine interactions (e.g., bathing, putting to bed, comforting child).
