Sentence examples for * benign of from inspiring English sources

Yet only in the most benign of readings could his behavior be understood as contradictory.

"Bloom writes: 'I preach Bardolatry as the most benign of all religions'" Harold Bloom delights in his surname.

HIDDEN within one of the most benign of New York establishments, the neighborhood deli, dwells a silent killer.

In person there's no glint of that little shard of ice, to be found in the most benign of writers.

Bart De Wever, apparently the most benign of European nationalists, is leading his country to the brink of disintegration.

Geothermal binary plants are among the most benign of all power plants regarding environmental impact.

A number of them painted almost benign pictures of the institution of slavery.

His benign neglect of issues of national survival is showing.

She seems conscious of the benign manipulation of her approach.

"It's all part of Google's benign dictatorship of your life".

They were also at times engaging observers of the more benign rituals of respectable society.