Sentence examples for benign language from inspiring English sources

Dressed up in the benign language of "personal" accounts, they are designed to lead ultimately to the dismantling of Social Security.

Sandberg's canny switch to more benign language about "hoaxes" hearkens back to a more innocent time, one in which Facebook's bogus viral content wasn't yet a thriving cottage industry with deep political and cultural consequences.

"We are investigating the matter" is the kind of benign language more commonly used for routine technological issues, not chilling messages threatening to unleash reams of data to the world.

Corporations are free to use such benign language without consequence.

Several minor and benign changes to language in Facebook's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities and its Data Use Policy will go into effect as well.

When Hanif's English-language reporting has exposed corrupt or mendacious leaders, the official reaction has often been benign.

There is no agreement on a workable characterization of modules for evolutionary psychology but there is agreement on the somewhat benign thesis that "the language of modularity affords useful conceptual groundwork in which productive debates surrounding cognitive systems can be framed" (Barrett and Kurzban 2006, 644).

Their classes on Chinese language and culture are often benign.

Other more benign features include trailer downloads and extra language tracks.

These words are not benign.

He appears benign, but there are hints in his body-language of deep tension, of forcefully sublimated unease.