Sentence examples for very innocuous from inspiring English sources

She told me certain very innocuous things, which she said were off the record, though I've no idea why.

58 overs: Australia 255-9 (target 282; Lee 35, Kasprowicz 16) A single, and Giles is looking very innocuous.

6 Heinz pulls ad showing men kissing An unbelievable 200 people complained to the Advertising Standards Authority about a very innocuous kiss between two guys in the Heinz Deli Mayo ad.

Others refer to sex, naturally, using that most Mexican of words, "chingar," which the Royal Spanish Academy of Language says is a derivative of the word "to fight" but that in Mexico can be very offensive or very innocuous or virtually anything in between.

Describing the information in the databases to be linked as "very innocuous, like if I bought a sweater or something," Mr. O'Connor said one of the reasons DoubleClick had overreached was, in fact, that it is "a very good company, a very ethical and moral company" that meant to help consumers by saving marketers money.

Very innocuous.

"There's been an effort over time to address these concerns, and a lot of it begins with very simple innocuous violations such as this," the spokesman said.

I read over all of his interviews, lyrics and tweets in the voice of Borat, and it made everything he said and did seem at the very least innocuous, and at the most like some profound social commentary.

Innocuous, very elegant - you can tell it's going to be good.

And they start with these very small, seemingly innocuous decisions almost out of the gate and then they build on one another.

She pulled off self-assured during her convention speech, but the cracks started to show very quickly and with innocuous questions like "What do you read?" rather than the intrusive personal questions they ask on the vetting questionnaires.