Sentence examples for a harmless form from inspiring English sources

At first glance, the Sugar screen-camera might seem a harmless form of surveillance.

The DNA in the cells is then altered with a harmless form of the HIV virus.

The study of transformation dates to the late 1920s, when an English physician, F. Griffith, discovered that pneumococcal cells (Streptococcus pneumoniae) could convert from a harmless form to a disease-causing type.

What matters is that they include the antigens important in evoking a protective response and that those antigens be administered in a harmless form sufficient in amount and persistence to produce an immune response similar to the natural infection.

For many, instant messaging is a harmless form of chitchat, today's version of the Princess phone that was once used to replay the day's events, no matter how mundane, to the consternation of parents.

It was, to him, a "harmless form of aggression".

Schools are always Quite On It when it comes to outlawing literally any harmless form of entertainment, which is why you all had to sit through that assembly about fidget spinners, and the Mannequin Challenge, and why Year 7s aren't allowed to dab anymore.

Schools are always vigilant when it comes to outlawing literally any harmless form of entertainment, which is why you all had to sit through that assembly about fidget spinners, and the Mannequin Challenge, and why seventh graders aren't allowed to dab anymore.

After a period of stabalisation, I accepted that for music lovers of a certain age, Jamiroquai making a comeback in 2017 was a chance to indulge in a relatively harmless form of nostalgia.

After a period of stabalization, I accepted that for music lovers of a certain age, Jamiroquai making a comeback in 2017 was a chance to indulge in a relatively harmless form of nostalgia.

And standing there in his gun shed, I found myself thinking that sniping at rocks in the desert or decimating cars in Maine is a pretty harmless form of recreation, nothing other than a highly organized and thoroughly regimented hobby.