Sentence examples for more innocuous than from inspiring English sources

All of these actions seem more innocuous than doing a standing back flip.

Because this is still mainstream television, most reality shows are more innocuous than they sound.

But in fact, nothing appears more innocuous than a shark fin.

Nothing that risky happens in the musical, which strives to be even more innocuous than its source material.

Groups like the AfD and individuals like Jongen and Spencer exploit our society's openness and respect for differences to make their views seem more innocuous than they are.

Bertha and a cousin sing a paean to the joys of shedding your clothing, "Sweet Nudity," that was cut from the original show for being too wicked, although its lyrics are far more innocuous than those of several other numbers.

What could be a more innocuous subject than feathers and frills?

It also can show more innocuous scenes than the punch-ups and arrests that attract news photographers.

He spent the eight-year presidency of Muhammad Khatami, Iran's only reformist president to date, obstructing far more innocuous measures than are now being proposed.

News of his possible dual citizenship – again, a more innocuous thing than which it is difficult to think of, especially when the other country is Canada – spurred the candidate to declare late Monday that he would take the ultimate step and renounce his mountie patrimony.

It even manages decent bokeh for close-up shots, as you can see from some of my samples above, and it's a more innocuous street shooter than just about any dedicated camera, though the gold iPhone 6 Plus can be an eye-catching combo.