Sentence examples for politically innocent from inspiring English sources

I was struck by the similarity of her situation to that of a young Tibetan monk she describes in one of her essays: taken by Chinese authorities to a human-rights conference in Europe, the politically innocent man is thrown into confusion and sorrow by an angry crowd of Tibetan exiles accusing him of being a "Communist lama".

In 1947, she went to Washington with a well-intentioned but politically innocent group, including Bogart and John Huston, to protest against the anti-leftwing bullying of the House Un-American Activities Committee; five years later she campaigned for the unsuccessful Democratic presidential candidate, Adlai Stevenson, another father mentor.

Even Verdi, who now seems so politically innocent, had his problems with the censors.

Cudjoe calls the book "neither politically nor linguistically innocent".

The guilty going free is more politically volatile than the innocent being declared guilty".

Rice-Davies, who has died at the age of 70, was only 18 in 1963, when she was called upon to play a part in framing an innocent, but politically inconvenient man.

In many respects this report is a product, politically speaking, of a more innocent age.

Critic Richard Christiansen in the Chicago Tribune observed, of a 1998 tour stop at the Auditorium Theatre: "Written in a more leisurely and innocent and less politically correct period, [The King and I] cannot escape the 1990s onus of its condescending attitude toward the pidgin English monarch and his people.

Killing innocents is certainly politically incorrect in today's America, and one prays it will remain so.

Neda was an innocent girl, not even politically active, I mean.

In a statement, lawyers for Spanier called the charges a "politically motivated frame-up of an innocent man".