Sentence examples for a benign view from inspiring English sources

I take a benign view of digital connectedness.

Given the happy outcome, the manager took a benign view of Pearce's defiance.

Our complacency is reinforced by a popular culture that has forsaken Orwell's nightmares for a benign view of authority.

Many have a benign view of Russia, which gave their ancestors land and freedom 200 years ago.

Their daughters and sons were raised in accordance with precepts from another product of 1946, Benjamin Spock's parenting manual, which took a benign view of children's instinctual lives.

For Rieff, the fact that NATO was partly designed to enhance American power means that a benign view of Truman's foreign policy is childish.

For such reasons, Prof. Gerald Gunther of the Stanford Law School took a benign view of the violence against women decision.

Even as the government has taken a benign view of BCE's efforts, Mr. Monty's campaign has engendered significant skepticism among some analysts.