Sentence examples for benign form of from inspiring English sources
Fermentation is a biochemical magic trick — a benign form of rot.
At least it's the most benign form of war there is.
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 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.
When an effort to continue "One Life to Live" as an online series fell apart, and ABC remained immovable despite fan protests, I knew there would be no escape for my most benign form of escapism.
The code may have withered, but the ideal of movies as a universal and fundamentally benign form of entertainment has hardly gone away, and is indeed what informs many of the efforts to broaden and strengthen the ratings system.
More benign forms of migrancy flourished in Europe and the Middle East in the second half of the 20th century.
They demand vastly more efficient cars and trucks, as well as more benign forms of coal, the world's most abundant fuel.
For those who devote their lives to showcasing the more benign forms of Russian pride, though, the timing of the Ukrainian crisis couldn't be more awkward.
Most, he said in an interview, spend their rumspringa in benign forms of rebellion, while living at home with their parents.
"People would administer electrical shocks because some guy in a white lab coat said things like, 'The experiment must go on,' and similarly benign forms of encouragement," Professor Soule noted.
