Sentence examples for benign call from inspiring English sources

He adds: "My actions, which I thought were benign, call the integrity of the game into question.

I stood with my folks at the top of our stoop while they cat-called in a friendly way, getting laughter and benign cat calls back.

Any Democrat who believes this is benign should call Mr. Clinton.

Nearly all cases are believed to begin with benign growths called polyps that turn malignant.

Last year a similar, though largely benign, virus called Melissa spread around the globe.

Colon cancer is so amenable to early detection, cure and prevention because it arises slowly in benign growths called adenomatous polyps that are easily detected and removed.

The cancer that results from chronic reflux is preceded by a benign condition called Barrett's esophagus, a cellular abnormality of the esophageal lining that can become precancerous.

"I indicated to Barbara Stanley... that Dr. Wallace Clark felt that this was a benign lesion called a Spitz nevus, and that he could not be a hundred per cent sure it was not a melanoma," he testified.

Harry is committed to a mental hospital and then a more benign institution called Bethel, funded by Dr Gideon Ormshaw who uses hypnosis to open the closed doors of the mind.

The doctors also reported that Mr. Bush had four small skin lesions and a benign growth called a skin tag removed today from his cheeks and left arm with liquid nitrogen.

For the UK the company Cuadrilla, which wants to drill in the Lancashire shale, uses only sand, water, a benign chemical called polyacrylamide (at 0.04% concentration) and trace amounts of salt.