Sentence examples for much more innocent from inspiring English sources
"It's much more innocent and pure".
We were so much more innocent in June 1986, and Bias's death was a complete shock.
The original video shows a much more innocent – if still a little awkward – gesture by Lukashenko.
There is, however, a much more innocent attraction for baseballers learning about cricket.
Such loaded expressions look much more innocent in the context of the full transcript, Ms Hudson decided.
In one scene after another the movie illustrates the soldiers' susceptibility to gross manipulation in a much more innocent era.
It is useful to remember that the restless searching chronicled in the novel began two years after World War II, in 1947, when the United States was a much poorer, more innocent country.
Before heading to New York, Ms. Prince said, Ms. Landau advised her to throw intensity "out the window" and make the performance much more lighthearted and innocent.
Unlike Constance, the darkly-motivated antagonist of the show's first season, Lange's new persona is much more pure and innocent.
In The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (adapted from the F. Scott Fitzgerald story), he's many things, and much more the beautiful innocent, and like all Fincher, never simply pretty.
Larkin has much more dignity.'" Those were more innocent days, of course; poets were ill, not drunk; they said "deplorable" rather than "shite"; and Larkin was still seen as possessing "dignity".
