She was at an aunt's house in Manhattan, saw a small wood Chinese kitchen cabinet, and said something innocuous like "Oh, what a cute piece of furniture".
This is a fun little feature for Android users, and as I said, totally innocuous.
Lutz said "seemingly innocuous details" such as dates or how much money the CIA spent "on a particular program" can't be released because they "could reveal broader intelligence priorities and the source and methods of certain intelligence collection when juxtaposed with other publicly available data".
What he'd said seemed innocuous enough but the anxiety I saw in his eyes that night, an anxiety that I saw reflected over and over as I reported this story, was a fragile reminder that Cuba remains a part of the world where you cannot speak openly about democracy or freedom.
Oh, but they're charming, you'd say - innocuous, quaint, even strangely dignified!
The board substantiated the complaint, as per state law, which says that innocuous behavior does not justify frisking.
But Barlow, who was cheering for Gulbis with what she says were innocuous cheers like "Come on, Ernie," was brought far closer into the game than she wanted.
A fad with a downside is news, especially if the downside is counterintuitive -- if, say, something innocuous looking is less so than it had seemed.
But, like Homer Simpson, he keeps accidentally saying the innocuous things in his head and the Republican inner monologue out loud.
Most of the time people are satisfied if I say something innocuous like fill-in-the-blank celebrity or athlete is really down to earth, which is usually true.
