Sentence examples for benign stance from inspiring English sources
That benign stance, however, is in contrast to Saudi Arabia, where the American military presence has been reduced after leading to years of friction with some Islamic groups.
And Ms. Chism, who also wrote the screenplay, avoids Mr. Perry's judgmental, often severe brand of tough love, embracing instead a more benign stance of forgiveness and acceptance.
When her mentor-lover — who has abandoned the Beat Generation's benign stance for fashionable, patriarchal black militancy — takes offense at the rapport she has established with the Tangier luminary and novelist Paul Bowles, the lover physically abuses her.
Madonna, 53, danced her way back toward worldwide visibility Sunday as the halftime attraction for the Super Bowl, with a giant supporting cast — gladiators, acrobats, cheerleaders, drummers, a gospel choir — and a downright benign stance.
5) 4. NO LONGER AN UPSET, MADONNA ACTS HER AGE The 53-year-old pop star was the halftime attraction for the Super Bowl, and she came with a giant supporting cast -- acrobats, cheerleaders, a gospel choir -- and a downright benign stance.
Hong Kong by any other name, this fund is an aggressive, arguably speculative, bet on China's resurgent economy, benign political stance and a real estate market that makes Manhattan look like paupersville.
With the activity data moving in lots of different directions right now and inflation remaining benign it is highly unlikely that the Fed will change its policy stance anytime soon.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Producer prices rose the most in three years in August as energy costs surged, but fairly benign underlying inflation pressures should help the Federal Reserve maintain its accommodative monetary policy stance.
What is galling about Buffett's stance is not the recitation of facts, but the way they were spun to make Sokol's actions look benign.
