Sentence examples for benign looking from inspiring English sources

While they did this my mother, Matthew and I waited on the beach, which was deserted except for a benign looking Labrador chained up by a fisherman's hut.

Yes, it's that benign looking, Uber-riding, Latino-marrying, slow jam with Jimmy Falloning, vanilla ice cream cone of a man, Jeb Bush.

The most dangerous section of this bill, lies in a very benign looking phrase, under the definition regarding 'homegrown terrorism.' In large capitals, this clause stating that...'.a group or individual BORN, RAISED, OR BASED...'. could then be classified as a 'terrorist,' under this new and vague designation.

Endoscopic mucosal biopsy may miss the diagnosis [ 16] and may show only benign looking lymphocytic infiltrate as in the present case.

Endoscopic findings like slight increase in thickness of gastric folds, multiple benign looking gastric ulcers or erosions [ 15] are too non-specific to suspect the disease unless endoscopist specifically looks for it.

Further supportive evidence came from Close et al. who assessed 61 patients with N-all HNSCC by CT and reported that the presence of multiple otherwise benign looking nodes in a high risk area correctly predicted metastases in 61%[ 33 ].

His smiling face and upraised arms give him a benign look, but his skeleton is disturbingly visible, and there are what look like shark's teeth at his elbows.

A more benign look at Christmas is also shown in her drawings for the Guardian Saturday review, for which she drew the Literary Life series, and provided the illustrations for Carol Ann Duffy's Mrs Scrooge in 2008.

Without pinning smile buttons onto its characters, the film, a prize winner at this year's Sundance festival, takes a benign look at the conflicts and crises of three generations of a resilient family whose principal breadwinner, Ernesto (Jesus Castanos-Chima), operates a storefront church.

While trained dermatologists can reliably recognize advanced melanoma by visual inspection (relying on the Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Color variegation, Diameter > 6 mm, Evolution [ABCDE] criteria) melanomas at their very early and most curable stages often mimic histologically benign look-alike lesions.

Assuming individuals are properly motivated with benign intent, looking at the system surrounding, the care avoids an antagonistic approach and supports the IOM's underlying reasons for calling for care review processes to prevent future errors.