innocently造句

It began innocently.

Do you think anyone can govern innocently?

We waited and waited, she looked at me innocently.

There they innocently sing their repertory of dirty songs.

The scientific tale of love begins innocently enough, with voles.

They gave us a dig in the ribs from behind and looked innocently another way.

It starts off innocently enough with a "quick" email check in the early morning, and then, it's late afternoon.

Fire, and a fraud into which he innocently stumbled in 1983, destroyed almost all he had saved for.

A party guest who asks about your career may be quite innocently trying to start a conversation.

A sleepwalking woman is accused of being unfaithful to her husband when she innocently awakens in another man's room.

And in totalitarianism, the Party again became precisely the subject who, being the immediate embodiment of the People, can rule innocently.

One minute I'm innocently checking the news, then I see a story about Kate Winslet and, before long, I'm looking at sites trying to buy her skirt.

"It seems incredible," Lisa innocently told her husband, "that here she's nearly thirty and apparently has never been stung before, so nobody knew she would react this way."

A state school in Kuwait, for instance, abruptly expelled a ten-year-old Egyptian child who had innocently asked why there was no revolution in the emirate.

To spend time with Clive is to be charmed by him. He laughs a lot, and others laugh with him, even when he asks innocently if you're the prime minister or the queen of England.

Many times this problem is actually created innocently — repeating the brand name on each page as the page title or just reusing one meta description for all pages on a site.

The postmodern reply to the modern consists of recognizing that the past, since it cannot really be destroyed, because its destruction leads to silence, must be revisisted: but with irony, not innocently.