Sentence examples for benign observer from inspiring English sources

Sometimes he seems its benign observer more than its generating force.

Incredibly, this 1991 incident is one of the more benign observer effects uncovered by Patrick Tierney in "Darkness in El Dorado".

Short of stature, and with a broad smile, Granado remained a benign observer of Cuban developments and, in later years, became a permanent source of anecdotes about Guevara.

The EU also sees itself as a benign observer: no less keen on universal ideals (democracy, liberty) than America, and more sensitive than America to things like development and poverty.As in the EU, the chorus often expresses support for the "law".

Whatever the reason, the researchers say that experimenters should not think of themselves as benign observers, and that the effects of a little human touch need to be considered when experiments are designed.

That is a view put forward by those of the more intelligently perceptive and benign observers who have followed his remarkable story from when he first shot to fame with his £30m bid to purchase the Manchester United Football Club a quarter of a century ago".

These late themes forcibly suggested that the tendency to celebrate Shields as a benign, tender, mild observer of ordinary, minor lives has not made for a perfect fit.

A Student's T test was used to compare ADC (mean of two observers) between benign and malignant nodes.