Sentence examples for benign version of the from inspiring English sources
The form I received was a benign version of the typical waiver used in the recreation industry.
Yet somehow - despite all the B-movie absurdity - the thing works, and works like a more benign version of the insidious Rappaccini spell: slowly, softly, irreversibly.
The story offers a benign version of the "visitant", that mysterious figure from outside who comes to shake up and transform our lives.
His expressive line is like a more benign version of the British cartoonist Ronald Searle's, though there's a distinctly mischievous glint in the eye of the wild boar.
Petit loved heist movies and this is a benign version of The Asphalt Jungle, Rififi or The Lavender Hill Mob, as Philippe draws together a trusted gang - first of French friends, then an Australian recruit and finally several key Americans.
Her switch from the sound of streetwise north London in everyday speech to a rich, textured, Sarah Vaughan-type singing voice is stunning, like some benign version of The Exorcist.
The benign version of this progress is Chester Brown's sweet and innocent-seeming novels "Playboy" and "I Never Liked You"; the dark, self-loathing, porn-addicted and parodic version is Joe Matt's "Poor Bastard," which was recently optioned by HBO.
In the dusk, on the field next door, half a dozen wild-haired, lean-limbed college-age men and one woman, all dressed in shabby shorts and T-shirts, played as though they were benign versions of the children of "Lord of the Flies".
Appropriately chastened by Dr. Hark's dire predictions, the parents (a few of whom, though the show does not dwell on this, look like only slightly more benign versions of the computer models) immediately sign on for Dr. Hark's three-week boot camp, in which she lays down some draconian rules about diet and exercise and then drops by to check on observance.
