Sentence examples for benign though from inspiring English sources

Plants are pretty much benign, though, there's not a great deal that's going to harm you and the advantages are always going to outweigh the disadvantages".

Not all family humour is benign, though: most of us, at one time or other, have used it as a weapon or a shield.

In terms of substantive wider impacts, tech appears benign, though fairly ineffectual.

Benign though it surely was, it had crossed the line.

It is essentially benign, though not, obviously, if you're a chicken.

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

In the vague, academic way that policy wonks tend to talk, I'm sure he means something entirely benign - though from a paranoid perspective, such words might just conjure up the same dread fate that befell Harry Perkins.

I felt as if he'd joined a cult, albeit a reasonably benign one, though as someone who last played a computer game when Jet Set Willy was the height of technological wizardry, I hardly felt in a position to judge.

Her doctors had assured her the lump would be benign even though they and Catherine clearly knew it would not be.

Owing to its higher diagnostic performance, 3 T MRIs categorize and characterize the primary adnexal lesions well, and could be regarded as a reliable non-invasive modality method for distinguishing malignancies from benign tumours, though histological examination is needed to determine the final diagnosis [26].

Besides, I felt I'd gotten a new lease on life when the recent biopsy of the lump in my breast proved to be benign, even though surgery would be required, not once but three times, after I was settled in my new place.