Sentences with phrase «lose their innocence when»

The teens lose their innocence when they become involved in the corruption and seediness that exists about their town after its leading citizen, the town judge and the town sheriff begin working on the latter's re-election campaign.

, after a while lost his innocence when he came down to New York.

Not exact matches

Slavery and other forms of lost innocence can only survive when they aren't discussed.

When an animal experiences deception - awareness it mistrusts the other; it has lost its innocence and is initiated into the possibility that others may be untrustworthy.

And when the Dodgers left Brooklyn, we lost our innocence forever.

a nice guy from the suburbs who doesn't remember when he lost his innocence; but who has retained a dry sense of humor and respect (no pets) likes larger (wolf - like) dogs

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As such films as Beasts of the Southern Wild expressed and exploited, when depicting children there's a fine line between free spirit and lost soul, and it can occasionally register as simplistic to use kiddie innocence to prop up a story of genuine economic desperation.

She conducts you from the kaleidoscopic moment when a toddler loses her innocence to the last breath an old man takes in a rowboat at sunrise.

It is a time when innocence and freedom are lost to societal pressures, and decisions are made that impact the direction of one's future.