1.   Call it a matter of lost innocence.

2.   Cone is not looking to retrieve lost innocence.

3.   From there, the album goes on to contemplate ambition, fame, lost innocence, love and death.

4.   He has been left behind, like lost innocence and spirituality in an America that has moved to the big city, addicted to pleasure and gain.

5.   Perhaps scattered among the cliches and tail-finned antiquities of those shows are clues to the whereabouts of our lost innocence.

6.   Simon slipped into a Yankees cap, lugged his acoustic guitar out to shallow center field and sang his famous verse about lost innocence, soundtrack for cinematic drama.

7.   Some grieve over our so-called lost innocence.

8.   The idea of lost European innocence is touching but mythical.

9.   Their images, he believes, hold the key to lost innocence and essential truth.

10.   There is no anguish now, no hurt for half a century, just a wistful smile for a lost innocence.