Sentence examples for be benign and from inspiring English sources

Coccidioidomycosis may be benign and self-limiting, or it may be progressive, spreading throughout the body.

While they may be benign and of no physiological consequence, they may also be harbingers of more-serious cardiac abnormalities.

Princess Margaret had surgery for possible cancer in 1985 (the tissue proved to be benign) and later suffered a series of strokes.

Kristin Bonnie, another Emory primatologist, said the transmission of behavior could be benign and spontaneous, with the prospect of reward being secondary.

The Arctic can be benign and calm one minute, and ferocious and violent the next, with vicious storms and moving masses of ice.

Like the Frankenstein monster, golems are supposed to be benign and protective, but as they are made by man, not God, they are imperfect and frequently run amok.

"I'm doubtful that it would be benign and would not affect box offices negatively," said Bernard Gersten, the executive producer of Lincoln Center Theater now and the associate producer of "Much Ado About Nothing" in 1973.

The fields were benign and peaceful.

The growth was benign and was removed.

Most are benign and not cancerous.

The warning is benign and can be ignored.