Sentence examples for benign idea from inspiring English sources

Breaking the Silence Live is clearly the most benign idea, as the biggest risk is that an implant may not work (and the percentage chance of that eventuality can presumably be predicted from off-screen clinical experience).

Negative liberty is the relatively benign idea that people, much like the rebellious teenager, have the right to be left alone.

I don't even rule out the possibility of genetic modification generating some benign ideas, as long as we can keep them away from monopolists such as Monsanto.

Think pumping sulphate particles into the atmosphere (this mimics major volcanic eruptions that have a cooling effect on the planet), trying to whiten clouds or more benign ideas like painting roofs white.

Perhaps the reluctance to call all of this out begins with the benign (if mistaken) idea that to be critical about these films would be to patronise their large audiences.

You can do something by signing the Free Bei Bei Shuai petition, supporting organizations like the National Advocates for Pregnant Women, the Center for Reproductive Rights and staying informed about the implications of benign sounding "personhood" ideas.

It was in these frontiers of empire that the idea of benign dictatorship for such apparently benighted peoples – "grandmotherly tyranny" as the Fabians liked to call it – was minted.

The idea of a benign and all powerful centre has had its day.

(In his memoirs, Haussmann unsurprisingly served the idea with a benign spin: "It is easier to cut through the center of the pie than through the crust").

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

Another approach, retaining the singular, would be simply to say, "One character who appears …" The British Interplanetary Society used a more benign form for this propulsion idea in its interstellar spaceship study, Project Daedalus, in the 1970s.