Sentence examples for benign image from inspiring English sources

On the environment, Norway's benign image is also removed from reality.

Moreover, in part because of its benign image, regulation in many states is lax.

It's Trist's way of measuring depredation against a more benign image derived from literature.

Over the last decade the benign image of the antiquities collector has given way to a far more sinister one.

This was a "kill rate" on a par with that of France, which has always had a less benign image.

She has assiduously crafted a benign image of herself as the "mom in chief," adopting noncontroversial causes, such as fighting childhood obesity.

The Israeli-born, Los Angeles-based artist creates beautiful, seemingly benign images with surprising conceptual depth.

The word itself conjures benign images of hobbyists with tweezers and sixth graders with shoeboxes.

While these benign images may have been designed not to upset the soldier's correspondent, he did send her vivid little pictures of a burning building and a horse bucking under fire.

The wall labels for relatively benign images like Ori Gersht's foggy photograph "Unknown Land" and Sally Mann's murky old-fashioned-looking image of fields and trees indicate the curators' capacity for literary overinterpretation.

MIT teamed up with Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) to create the "nightmare machine" in an attempt to study what terrifies us as a species, utilizing a pair of deep learning algorithms for maximum terrorizing impact and applying them to otherwise benign images like the Taj Mahal, an Ikea catalog and, naturally, Kermit the Frog.