Sentence examples for relative innocent from inspiring English sources

He is superb at that, but he remains a relative innocent about stock markets.

That of a relative innocent whose values change in the presence of vast sums of art-market money?

Lisa (Yukiko Okamoto) is the relative innocent, a girl from the provinces who has gone to Tokyo on her way to New York.

We meet the Yoon clan in the company of Joo Young-jak (Kim Kang-woo), the chairman's personal assistant, a relative innocent in a nest of vipers.

Robert Kuttner ends his review of my book "A Mathematician Plays the Stock Market" (Nov. 2) with the statement that, though "superb" at popularizing mathematics, I am "a relative innocent" about the market.

'From a sociological point of view, it made quite a difference,' says Goatley, a pleasant and thoughtful family man settling easily into his sofa at home but a vastly different man from the 37-year-old relative innocent who happened to be duty lawyer that Saturday night, 10 years back, when they called on behalf of Rose.

She seems less interested in honest revenge than in making other (relative) innocents suffer as mightily as she has.

If the market is moderately efficient, and it is, we're all "relative innocents" most of the time, a conclusion quite consistent with the anomalous success of Warren Buffett, which Kuttner seems to cite as a counterexample.

As yet a non-aligned Eurovision nation Who would gainsay the chances of the plucky Azeris, who have only been in Eurovision for two years and so are relative innocents in this grubby pseudo-musical farce?

Two young Serbs evolve from relative innocents to flashy hoodlums in Srdjan Dragojevic's film, whose contention is that a totalitarian regime and an insensitive society made them do it.

We had to prove our relatives innocent.