Sentence examples for sweet innocence from inspiring English sources

The infant has an air of sweet innocence.

Or cluster in front of ballerina brooches redolent, in their sweet innocence, of the postwar period of the 1950s?

And the wide, silent mouth could curl into almost anything: outrage, boredom, smugness, sweet innocence, and on and on.

Adriana Zabala, with a light, clear mezzo soprano, made both Sister James's almost comically sweet innocence and her late acquisition of backbone believable.

It is all about sweet innocence – like Sylvie and Bruno – and makes the reader more uneasy and anxious than that heavy failure.

Not because the scene was sexually charged, but because the then 23-year-old Gyllenhaal brought to it a captivating quality somewhere between sweet innocence and crazed conviction.

While presenting a picture of angelic innocence to them, I'd telegraph Terry, via a smirk, that this was sweet revenge.

The earliest works in the show, from the early 19th century, depict childhood as a time of sweet, cosseted innocence.

Sweet, artless innocence meets classical form, and Robbins enhances each quality with a series of refined musical games that play with canon.

Snow White and her ilk were largely defined by a sweet, vapid innocence that emerged barely ruffled by the various hags and handsome princes they encountered on the road.

He was gorgeous, truly gorgeous, a little over two feet tall with a long neck and pale yellow eyes on either side of a long beak so that his face seemed to reflect a sweet, beautiful innocence.