Sentence examples for sort of innocent from inspiring English sources
The Tick is a sort of innocent among superheroes.
It was both sharp and completely naïve, crass and sort of innocent, a sparkly anti-performance.
Mr. McElhenney described the musical as "profound in its own sort of innocent ridiculousness".
But I'm sort of innocent of it, because I don't know what it is".
This sort of innocent exposure of another, eagerly apprehended life figures among the things lovers lose, a flow of blameless confidences that, halted, builds up a pressure.
In them Mr. Baryshnikov recognizes "posture, a kind of grace and a sort of innocent delivery, which I think comes from childhood".
A growing number of customers saw the appeal as Gardeski describes it: "the little bit of creepiness, mixed with the cute, sort-of-innocent doll hands, in these lovely fleshy colors," she says.
"These guys were sort of innocents.
But never mind… They sort of look innocent but you now they're whores".
He asks if there will be any "nice little young Asian women" at the party, before adding, "they sort of look innocent but you know they are whores".
Disgusting, isn't it?" The married peer was also taped saying he wanted an Asian prostitute to join them, adding: "They sort of look innocent but you know they're whores.
