Sentence examples for benign influence from inspiring English sources

Jupiter's benign influence here comes in two forms.

I see them as a benign influence,' he says.

On the contrary, their benign influence is fulsomely acknowledged.

But in his teens, Conceição fell under the not entirely benign influence of his uncle Roberto.

The vitality of recent Scottish fiction has had a benign influence on Robertson's work.

At qat chews, the world's problems are discussed and resolved under the plant's benign influence.

Japan's desire for "normalisation" aims only to build on those benign influences.

Nor is there any doubt that some of these benign influences, especially low oil prices, have already been reversed.

"My efforts in the future will be directed," Grant said in his second inaugural address, "by a humane course, to bring the aborigines of the country under the benign influences of education and civilization ... Wars of extermination ... are demoralizing and wicked".

The comedies in which natural realms are benign, healing influences play particularly well outdoors.

A broader coalition of faith-based NGOs, We Will Speak Out, is trying to foster the more benign religious influences; it summoned 40 faith leaders to London this week.Now it so happens that Archbishop Isingoma is a moderate conservative on the Anglican spectrum, who has backed a movement of traditionalist Anglican churches called GAFCON.