Sentence examples for overly innocent from inspiring English sources

Not too wide though, you don't wanna look overly innocent or you're gonna scare him away by reminding him of the fact that he is a paedo.

"Enough was reported," Judge Walker said, "that we can't ascribe it all to misperceptions of innocent conduct or overly sensitive observations".

Critics say the current law is overly vague and potentially criminalizes innocent Internet activity.

His partisans and colleagues say he is the victim of an overly zealous federal government -- an innocent and honest patrolman who was railroaded by a vengeful team of prosecutors willing to forgo the truth to win their case.

This is dangerous, because overly strong assertions that Bonds was an innocent lamb in the hands of his trainer could backfire if the jury senses that Bonds was very much his own man.

But an innocent naming issue and an overly-hyped cigarillo surgery can't be entirely to blame.

Gaimen wrote on his blog recently that cracking down on cartoon pornography invariably meant governments passed overly broad laws that stifle artistic expression and criminalise innocent people.

This Spanish series co-opts Orange Is the New Black's innocent-thrown-to-the-wolves motif: unworldly, overly entitled Macarena Ferreiro (Maggie Civantos) will have to toughen up after she's framed for fraud and jailed.

To arrest the suspects prematurely is to run the risks of acquittal, of forcing prosecutors to advocate and courts to accept overly broad interpretations of existing criminal statutes, and perhaps of arresting innocent people.

While weak DUI laws clearly jeopardize public safety, overly strict rules or harsh penalties can ruin the lives of innocent drivers who aren't truly impaired.

But she said she did not want to sound overly optimistic, complaining that the government continued to pursue trumped-up charges against the innocent.