Sentence examples for benign aspects from inspiring English sources
An example of the more benign aspects of witchcraft can be seen in my own family.
The racist features of the place are rendered to her as benign aspects of her hometown's beloved present or past – it is chilling to read a casual phrase in the narration like "the Klan met there in its halcyon days".
I would like to think that my own passion for sausages is due to their more benign aspects, and I welcomed the renewed trendiness, hoping that I might finally be able to find some of my bygone favorites.
His aversion to religion has offended many, and even those who are not devout may complain that he tends to overlook benign aspects of religious faith and practice, but his critique is generally more thoughtful than scornful.
Where Centre d'Art painters like Andre Pierre (circa 1915-2005) and Hector Hyppolite (1894-1948), werewere both voodoo priests, emphasized the religion's more benign aspects with images of regal deities in bosky settings, the Atis Rezistans group tunnels into its dark, dystopian, underground side.
The film humanizes these characters, who otherwise would be viewed as heroes or villains, by highlighting the benign aspects of their lives: Girlfriends, breakups, dinner plans, technical difficulties.
Or simply a more benign aspect of consumer capitalism?
At least on the surface the Cloisters projects the benign aspect of the story.
But researchers have developed growing suspicions of a less benign aspect: the cells' culpability in aging.
The notion of guiding a juvenile mind away from a constant diet of "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody" might seem heretical to some at Disney, but surely shaping the tastes of the young is a fundamental part of taking care of them, a more benign aspect of the moral attentiveness that makes us inoculate them against disease and teach them not to steal.
The initial benign aspect is frequently causing a delay for an adequate treatment while in the mean time the possibility for subcutaneous damage continuously increases.
