Sentence examples for really innocuous from inspiring English sources

Theories you can come up with from the most, it would seem, really innocuous of lines.

Are such shows really only innocuous entertainment?

I survived my faith-intensive schooling; can a few hours of innocuous RE really hurt my children?

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27 — It was an innocuous remark, really, but the Mets wasted no time twisting Jimmy Rollins's words into motivational origami.

"It looked innocuous, it really did at the time," Coyle said.

Instead, he cherry-picks from the ensuing argument in a way that paints the frustrated women of color as the only aggressors.... the stories ranged from uncomfortable ("No, where are you really from?") to relatively innocuous ("'Can you read this?' He showed me a Japanese character on his phone).

In the context of an N.F.L. game, it was innocuous, hardly noticeable, really.

If you are reading this review, you are probably not part of the intended audience for "Clifford's Really Big Movie," an oppressively innocuous animated feature.

But as I watched him and his children run off, it occurred to me that a very small, seemingly innocuous sentence could really place an incredible amount of weight on kids.

The "this or that" round, led by CNN's John King, seemed innocuous enough — a parlor game, really.

Such an innocuous looking little thing – plain really, in comparison with the overblown cupcake, or the gaudy macaron – yet how much more precious than these more fashionable baked goods?