Sentence examples for simple and innocuous from inspiring English sources

And yet when I read about this apparently simple and innocuous new labelling, my heart sank.

Tanenhaus's request, simple and innocuous enough at first glance, turned out in many cases to be downright treacherous.

As a result, gene delivery of secretable-neuroprotective factors to Müller cells, a type of retinal glia that contacts all classes of retinal neurons, represents an ideal approach to mediate protection of the entire retina through a simple and innocuous intraocular, or intravitreal, injection of an efficient vehicle such as an adeno-associated viral vector (AAV).

It's easy to make jokes about blokes baking, it's fascinating to question why there seems to be such a gender difference in our approach to something so innocuous, so simple and pleasurable, but what's really interesting is how a simplistic, popular entertainment show can become such a complex manipulator of public opinion and what it's trying to achieve.

Heaney, it is true, is no Bertolt Brecht or Hugh MacDiarmid, but to re-read Door into the Dark and Wintering Out is to be reminded of the febrile tension and unresolved conflict at work in apparently simple or innocuous poems.

The simplest case, and most desirable for mitigation, occurs when loss of parent concentration is accompanied by formation of known and innocuous products, thus closing the system's mass balance.

This explanation makes it sound simple enough, even innocuous, and it belies the fact that the theory doesn't really have two upright legs to stand on.

The sauvignon blanc is pleasant and innocuous.

"They were too pleasant and innocuous.

You may think these quizzes are still fine and innocuous.

The actual exhibition is for the most part routine and innocuous.