Sentence examples for politically innocuous from inspiring English sources
After Isabella's death in 1504, the nobles appeared to be tamed and politically innocuous.
In order to put a stronger block in place, the government would have to admit to trying to actively block Facebook.It might also provoke outrage among Vietnam's ever-expanding middle class, who increasingly seem to consider it their inalienable right to opine on their friends' photos and share (politically innocuous) spur-of-the-moment witticisms.
Should Sanders end up winning the Democratic nomination, not everyone is convinced that his religion will remain so politically innocuous.
But as politically innocuous a setting as Red Rocks may seem, its entire existence represents a political philosophy that is in stark contrast to the Romney campaign.
Once online, following suggestions from professors or older students, she introduces politically correct or innocuous themes for discussion.
The barrage began in June when the state's Republican governor, Rick Scott — who would name the judges' replacements if they lost — ordered up a phony and politically motivated investigation into the judges' innocuous use of court personnel to notarize required financial disclosure filings.
While people have been able to get around government-imposed barriers on politically sensitive sites (as well as seemingly innocuous ones such as Facebook which was suddenly blocked 18 months ago) using programs on their PCs, a harsher form of restriction is being enforced from the US.
In India, even something as seemingly innocuous as a statistic can become a politically loaded football.
"These are such innocuous things, but because of her husband, everything is so politically charged," Brower said.
In other words, it's an innocuous fantasy – until seized upon by those who find it threatening or politically useful.
