How to use "innocent" in a sentence

You're the man who's already killed one innocent girl for her money

Was this man the murderer's accomplice? Or was he an innocent witness who ran away like Schwartz?

Instead, he said, 'I've behaved unjustly towards an innocent man

Now, he discovered the greatest joy he had ever known by just standing beside her bed and looking at her innocent, trusting little face

What he had experienced in that moment was not the honest, innocent gaze of a child

And those eyes, such innocent, blue eyes.

He also enjoys deciding who is innocent and who is guilty, but today that is too easy.

Sala smiled at her little brother, thinking how innocent he looked

He is completely innocent

"What kind of government agency would have the authority to circumvent the law like this? What kind of agency would be empowered to kill innocent civilians who got in its way?"

If Stryker could be believed, the woman's motivations were innocent enough

Elliot said, "But if racing to keep up with the Chinese - or the Russians or the Iraqis - can create situations like the one we've got here, where an innocent child gets ground up in the machine, then aren't we just becoming monsters too? Aren't we letting our fears of the enemy turn us into them? And isn't that just another way of losing the war?"

And then tell Mrs Protheroe that Mr Redding is innocent - well, then they might both tell you the truth.'

As soon as I went in, Melchett said, 'Inspector Slack does not believe that Redding is innocent.'

Mr Redding has been proved to be innocent.'

'Suppose Dr Haydock mentioned that Mrs Sadler had seen him changing the pills in Mr Hawes' box - well, if Mr Redding is innocent, that would mean nothing to him

Lawrence Redding was not an innocent man, and so the news that Mrs Sadler had seen him change Mr Hawes' pills did indeed make him do 'something stupid'.

She looked at me with kind, honest and innocent, blue eyes

They are innocent