The Israeli-born, Los Angeles-based artist creates beautiful, seemingly benign images with surprising conceptual depth.
Shooting upwards from the banks of the silver-backed river Usk, they look beautiful and benign.
On the bench Bobby Robson reclines in his seat while wearing the most beautiful smile: warm, benign and extremely proud.
All the children believe that their mother, who is beautiful and unceasingly benign, is possessed of supernatural powers; Jem is convinced that she's an angel stranded on earth.
Some women on YouTube responded that most of what Hollaback viewed as harassment they themselves viewed as compliments, like "Nice!" and "Hey, beautiful!" or as benign greetings, such as "Have a good morning".
The "Fear no more the heat o' the sun" elegy is not only benign and beautiful, but immediately intelligible.
The word "bewitched" might have been ominous, but instead it seems to imply a benign and beautiful enchantment effected by snow, moonlight and companionship.
Artists like Andy Goldsworthy do so by subtly rearranging small elements, making patterns and new forms from leaves, rocks and snow, as if in testimony to a longed-for benign and beautiful symbiotic cultural relationship between nature and human society.
A weekend sailor and lifelong nature enthusiast, Mr. Warner spent endless hours on what he called the "benign and beautiful" waters of the Chesapeake Bay, which teemed with Atlantic blue crabs and supported 9,000 full-time watermen when he wrote "Beautiful Swimmers," a blend of history, ecology and anthropology.
("Hands up! Do you speak English?") Obviously this is something of a departure from the travel shows of old, those magisterial tours of Venice, Dublin and the Pyramids of Giza that gave viewers benign and beautiful views of the world's most venerated wonders — almost always through the eyes of an omniscient, or at least British, narrator.
