Sentence examples for benign summer from inspiring English sources

This early phase of Arctic exploration was supposed to be the easy part — drilling low-pressure wells in shallow water during generally benign summer weather.

Irizarry is just the latest person of color to have their completely benign summer activity like going to the pool or selling water ruined by a white person for absolutely no reason.

MSF was even named benign summer typhus.

Even a benign Christmas tree can seem like a rude visitor if it gouges the door frame while being carted inside.

Politics Italian-style looked particularly comical and benign this past week as Americans relived John Edwards's marital betrayal on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" in all its sad, sordid detail.

But for some, Cyprus is turning into a year-round destination thanks to its benign winter climate — and a few snow-capped peaks.

The singer Maureen McGovern radiated the comfort, joy and good humor of a benign Christmas angel at Tuesday's opening-night performance of her holiday show at 54 Below.

From the 18th century onwards, the English aristocracy started visiting this stretch of the Côte d'Azur for its benign winter climate, followed later by Queen Victoria.

Conditions were comparatively benign last year when Phil Mickelson's winning total was 19-under 269, and winds were calm during Geoff Ogilvy's rain-delayed 17-under winning score in 2008.

It may be that politicians brought up during the cold war are better at seeing the big picture than the more technocratic class of leaders that came of age in the benign 1990s.

WASHINGTON — Private sector employers hired the fewest workers in six months in October while tepid domestic demand kept inflation benign last month, suggesting the economy was still in need of stimulus from the Federal Reserve.