Sentence examples for benign appreciation from inspiring English sources
The audience in Austin responded with benign appreciation throughout, neither protesting nor pitching anything but the gentlest question to the director in the Q&A afterwards.
But the subplots – the mutating fashions for friendships, brief fads, the power of money, benign unacknowledged homosexuality, misappreciated appreciation for what passes for intellect (or class), the joy of witchy bitchiness – never more relevant.
During the boom years, such borrowers could rely on housing price appreciation or a benign interest rate environment to allow them to refinance (often at higher valuations and loan-to-values).
119 Historically, P. vivax has been considered a relatively benign parasite, but recently there has been a renewed appreciation that it carries a significant morbidity and mortality burden in endemic regions.
In three of the Campbell panels, Kandinsky complied, but the remaining one is noticeably darker and muddier — signaling, perhaps, a level of discomfort with the appreciation of his paintings as a kind of benign wallpaper.
In appreciation of the development of various forms of benign and malignant tumors, it seems more appropriate to speak of FAP syndrome.
But by middle school, any appreciation of custodial workers has long since given way to a benign unconsciousness -- or worse, condescension.
"With inflation at 1.6%, continuing downward pressure from the appreciation of sterling, and with slack remaining, the current inflation environment is benign.
Nevertheless, despite its benign reputation, there has been a surge in reports on severe vivax malaria and a growing appreciation that P. vivax is not harmless.
Students whooped in appreciation.
