Sentence examples for benign suggestions from inspiring English sources

The wife makes a series of benign suggestions.

A week or so ago, the Federal Aviation Administration issued a fairly benign suggestion, "strongly advis[ing] passengers not to turn on or charge these devices on board aircraft and not to stow them in any checked baggage".

It was hardly as benign as the suggestions that people should floss daily or drink lots of water.

On the benign side is the suggestion that a lot of insiders have learned from Enron's 401(k) debacle how unwise it is to concentrate one's wealth in any stock, particularly that of one's employer.

It is likely that the active monitoring control included therapeutic aspects (supportive listening, access to crisis care, signposting), which were more beneficial than envisaged, consistent with the suggestion that benign and simple interventions are effective earlier in the emergence of psychotic disorders, implicit within the concept of a clinical staging model.

Other suggestions included ameloblastoma or a benign salivary mixed tumor (also known as a pleomorphic adenoma).

Since the meeting would be in "the benign city" of Philadelphia, he had a different suggestion: he would approach her in the lobby and say, "Hi, Mabel".

It also functions, in its suggestion of something deeply sinister about the old man's benign transformation, as a sly (if unintended) critique of the sweetness that permeates the novellas.

There are some suggestions that MRI may be able to assist in the differentiation of benign from malignant disease.

The main problem with Gray's suggestion is that it implies that the monarchy in this country is benign, and that it is, in some way, responsible for the freedoms we enjoy.

Benign neglect.