Sentence examples for benign views from inspiring English sources

But some in the debate previously expressed less benign views.

More benign views of schooners sailing in local waters, like the 1860's portrait of a graceful two-master, Moonlight, are also the work of unidentified artists.

Others have a less benign view.

Other colleagues had a more benign view of Major Hasan.

I take a benign view of digital connectedness.

This is 1975; it is a very benign view of Italian politics in the violent 1970s.

Given the happy outcome, the manager took a benign view of Pearce's defiance.

But no question, the doctor does take a most benign view of change.

Another neighborhood fixture had a more benign view of the group's lower profile.

John R. Longo, a retired Jersey City sportswriter and P.R. man, took a less benign view of Boss Hague.

Unfortunately, the more benign view of Iran's nuclear programme may be overly optimistic.