These four energy sources, bracketed together by your innocuous-looking parentheses, are presented as environmentally equivalent.
Not a lot, but the microphone that's embedded into your innocuous-looking earbuds does need a little bit of power, which can be harvested (pdf) to power, say, a microprocessor in an accessory.
The design also looks to feature a more traditional case with external lugs, vs. Motorola's design, which might be more appealing for those looking for something that more typically resembles your average, innocuous Timex or Casio.
TO A JACK-O-LANTERN We limn in your skin An innocuous grin; Plant a candle inside of your head.
All the other risks you mentioned in your article are innocuous compared with the devastating impact of smoking on your health over time.
Once your child begins to question formerly innocuous commands, challenge your knowledge, and thwart all pressure to behave, recognize that you are now dealing with an adolescent.
"What's your name?" is an innocuous enough question, regardless of where the asker's hands are.
As Mary Elizabeth Williams writes for Salon ("Melissa Harris-Perry Doesn't Want to Steal Your Children"), those seemingly innocuous words about investing in children served as a red flag to some observers, who read into the idea that we should invest more in public education an attack on the nuclear family and the role of parents.
That's the clinical advice given by Simon Moore, a psychiatry professor in London who was involved in a recent UK study designed to pinpoint which music makes you gun it ("Hey Mama," by the Black Eyed Peas, apparently), and which keeps you remembering to check your blind spot (an innocuous mix of Coldplay, Norah Jones and Bruno Mars singles).
Surely Kitt and Yorkey realized it's actually a cliche to talk about how one fateful decision (however innocuous) can change your life.
"Have you got enough material for your article?" asks Lindsay Kemp, making an innocuous pleasantry sound somehow louche and debauched – one of his many skills.
