Sentence examples for benign being from inspiring English sources

It was surprising to find a term that I had always assumed was favourable and benign being so roundly condemned.

State public health laboratories, meanwhile, are barely able to keep up with the flow of specimens, the overwhelming majority of them benign, being brought in by the police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

It's believed that animals view people in a jeep as part of a single benign being.

Most of these salivary gland tumours are benign, being either pleomorphic adenomas or Warthin's tumours, but some are malignant.

30 Agreement with Grantham scores is less clear, but there is striking concordance between the vast majority of variants with a SIFT score >0.2 (benign) being independently designated benign by Polyphen2 and conservative by Grantham.

Experiment 3 followed a similar method to that of Experiment 2, with one set of 72 captions and corresponding pictures (36 negative and 36 benign) being seen in "look" trials, but now with half of these trials followed by an affective judgement and half by a size judgement.

Benign, isn't it?

Actually, "benign" is somewhat inadequate.

"Benign" is another word that comes to mind.

The regression of a malignant tumour to benign is unknown.

Somewhat less benign was Mr. Merrick's manipulation at the opening of "42nd Street" in 1980.