Sentence examples for benign opinion from inspiring English sources

A less benign opinion was expressed by Piara Powar, the executive director for Football Against Racism in Europe, an advocacy group that works with other organizations across Europe.

Another concept that developed was Galaxity as a proxy for Western democracy; contrary to its benign self-opinion it is imperialistic and prone to a corrupt real-politik.

"Susan, in her discussions, went from benign, in my opinion, to malignant," he said.

These deposits of mercury are far more benign in my opinion than they would be if they were released to the atmosphere".

The low representation of women in physics may not be benign (my personal opinion), but it is explainable at the higher levels of academe.

This confusion between fact and opinion is not benign.

In our opinion, patients with benign tumours may also show motor impairment preoperatively.

A husband and wife who behaved so courteously toward the world must have ways of dealing with awkwardness like this a subtle reference to someone similar they'd encountered, or perhaps just a benign dismissal of the man's opinions.

A husband and wife who behaved so courteously toward the world must have ways of dealing with awkwardness like this — a subtle reference to someone similar they'd encountered, or perhaps just a benign dismissal of the man's opinions.

Firstly, religious maniacs make them look more moderate and benign, though they only represent hardline conservative opinion.

This opinion also highlights that seemingly benign anti-creditor planning, such as simply refinancing one's home, is fraught with peril.