Sentence examples for a benign light from inspiring English sources

MacPherson beams a benign light on those remarks.

With that as a backdrop, booksellers were not inclined to see any proposal from Amazon in a benign light.

In July the Olympic torch should cast a benign light on the corporation, as sports devotees use smart new interactive tools to replay favourite moments.Beyond the celebrations, change looms.

"In the old days you could leave your door open," says Ms Chambers, who writes stories about men who use pliers to remove people's teeth before setting them on fire.Unsurprisingly, biographies cast the villains in a benign light.

Unsurprisingly, the first wave of gay rights activists in the 60s and 70s didn't see the profession in such a benign light.

For those groups, most of the previously proposed functions for fluorescent pigments are related to providing a benign light environment for their algal symbionts, either by screening harmful wavelengths (Salih et al., 2000) or by shifting incoming light to wavelengths more favorable to photosynthesis (Schlichter et al., 1994).

Critics of Mr. Logue's tactics would see the same image in a far less benign light.

His benign, light-hearted manner belied a rigorous belief in high standards but made it easy for young reporters and subeditors to take his lessons to heart.

We have discovered a distinctive new reaction sequence for electron-rich aryloxy-, andlthio- arylamino-aceticetic acids whereby they decarboxylate, releasing alkyl radicals at a benign wavelength of light in the absence of a conventional photoredox catalyst.

Instead he emphasized a benign, relaxed lightness.

The dappled shade of woodland in spring is a benign affair, spangling the light rather than obscuring it.