Sentence examples for particularly innocent from inspiring English sources

They don't make you, standing in the crowd, feel particularly innocent.

Early one evening, I gave him a nibble of Havarti — which I chose because it somehow struck me as particularly innocent.

He has always insisted the drug wasn't his, but he "never complained about it because I was never particularly innocent at school".

The dog plus flowers plus bigness is a particularly innocent, joyful example of the transformation of familiar objects for which Mr. Koons is best known.

There was nothing particularly innocent about the time period when "Get Smart" was originally broadcast, but neither was the spy game shrouded in cynicism.

Armstrong's 1947 high-school yearbook photo was captioned "He thinks, he acts, tis done," a recognition of the seamless opacity that, two decades later, left Norman Mailer unable to decide whether Apollo 11's commander was "particularly innocent or subtly sinister".

She thought of it as a particularly innocent-looking Barbie, dressed in white, aimed specifically at younger children.

He reminds Hamza that they live in a world where the suffering of innocents, particularly Muslim innocents, is ignored and "children are slaughtered like cattle".

But Ms. Jaffe's mime and phrasing within the dancing suggested a particularly virginal innocent.

For the lovers, particularly the innocent young women, sex looms not as a reward but as a threat.

"The procedures need to be made more fair, particularly for innocent third parties whose property rights can be easily destroyed without even having an opportunity to challenge the basis for the forfeiture".