Sentence examples for more innocent age from inspiring English sources
That was then: a remote and, arguably, more innocent age.
Harking back to a more innocent age works wonders.
She said she was born into a more innocent age than today's.
No wonder unadulterated mono records from a more innocent age resonate so profoundly with enthusiasts.
In many respects this report is a product, politically speaking, of a more innocent age.
In a sense, we are back to a more innocent age.
When hip-hop and dance music fans and artists explore the genres' 1980's back catalogs, they discover music that, in contrast to today's records -- products of the now highly evolved art of sampling -- seems almost folksy: charmingly naive artifacts of a more innocent technological age.
O'Driscoll, who only retired last year, already seems like some mythical legend of a more innocent bygone age.
Like similar evocations of an earlier age and more "innocent" comings-of-age, the Betsy-Tacy books engender an almost fanatical devotion.
It looks like a more innocent, less solemn age for the Oscars.
It sounds like a tale from a more innocent and idealistic age.
