Sentence examples for benign form from inspiring English sources

Lying (in its most benign form) is a liberator.

I breathed in winter in its most benign form.

Fermentation is a biochemical magic trick — a benign form of rot.

This is unlikely to happen overnight, but the confrontation might be taking a more benign form.

At least it's the most benign form of war there is.

The rigidly hierarchical system that made the genocide possible still exists, albeit in a far more benign form.

Perhaps the 1918 virus entered the human population before 1918 in a more benign form then mutated to become a killer.

The British Interplanetary Society used a more benign form for this propulsion idea in its interstellar spaceship study, Project Daedalus, in the 1970s.

Every violinist in the New York Philharmonic has assuredly at some point aspired to the piece; and whether in emulation or as a benign form of competition, the string ensemble sound was ardent beyond reasonable expectation.

If Knight's ghost is still present on this campus, it has taken on a more benign form, stirring many of the 37,000 students into a delirium over the Final Four.

If you ever want to dip into the seamy world of unbidden hate against a bunch of folks gadding about on a benign form of quick, slick urban transport, take a peek at @CycleHatred on Twitter.