Sentence examples for some innocence from inspiring English sources

When that happens, he said, "I could see myself working on some innocence project" to help others who are wrongfully convicted.

Two years ago, when Piazza read about the increased expectations that went along with his salary, baseball lost some innocence for him.

And his beautiful poem " 'Just Childrenn," the one that ends, "Who wouldn't want to be a child — for the last time!" He expresses that vanishing hope of recapturing some innocence in the way that you look at the world.

In both cases, the grown man seems all the more creepy for drifting along with the gaiety of a child, as if trying to reclaim some innocence for his desires.

It was that whole mode in the early '80s when everybody wanted to be downtown and everybody wanted to be out every night and there was still some innocence left.

And his beautiful poem " 'Just Childrenn," the one that ends, "Who wouldn't want to be a child for the last time!" He expresses that vanishing hope of recapturing some innocence in the way that you look at the world.

With further signings in the pipeline, it was a time of hope, ideals and, in some respects, innocence.

The American critic Manny Farber rebuked Truffaut for weighting things in favour of his poor, persecuted heroes, and dismissed him as a man whose theme was growing backwards into childhood, "all seem reduced to some unreal innocence of childhood myths".

Honorable beyond question but scarred by experiences that have left him prone to "bloodlust," Dave keeps trying to outrun the ghosts of his past while chasing a hopeless dream — to restore some lost innocence in a corrupt world.

Elder brother Mutt (soulful Ananda Everingham), who's been living in New York as a currency trader, shoulders guilt for his own small contribution to his country's – and consequently his father's – meltdown, and tries to recover some lost innocence by reconnecting with his ex-girlfriend Sai (Janesuda Parnto), who also has money troubles.

I spoke to some people about the film that stole their innocence, some of which are more understandable than others.