Sentence examples for benign posture from inspiring English sources

Facing an opponent in Mr. Andrews, who portrayed himself as an agent of change, Mr. Lautenberg's benign posture may have proved crucial.

But the crisis raises many questions about how the United States will navigate its relationship with Israel — in particular the balance between encouraging the development of a democratic government in Egypt and the desire in Washington not to risk a new government's abandoning Mr. Mubarak's benign posture toward Israel.

He arrived in a kind of yoga pose, his legs in a diamond shape, his arms hanging, a benign and restful posture in the context of the odd, somewhat sinister goings on.

But as a recent Washington Post article pointed out, such fears might be overblown and political posturing masking a much more benign and mutually beneficial relationship.

The much-discussed 'Asian pivot' is benign compared to the long-term changes in strategic posture that could come should the Atlantic partners drift apart for real.

Benign neglect.

Excellent posture.

A beautifully benign lump.

Neglect is often benign.

Thus, the benign dictator.

The lump was benign.