Sentence examples for benign vision from inspiring English sources
But that benign vision does not have to be grafted onto Mr. Gore's politics.
Such a benign vision of a hospitable cosmos is very appealing: everyone wants to feel wanted.
The wedding party is the ultimate guide to Demme's benign vision: the groom is black, the bride is white, she and her bridesmaids are dressed in saris, nobody so much as mentions race, and the officiating priest is played by Demme's cousin, Father Robert Castle, about whom he made a fine film, "Cousin Bobby," in 1992.
The visions of the two main characters were shortly addressed, distinguishing between violent and benign visions, but parallels between the visions and the beings of good and evil were not necessarily drawn.
Predictably, the places are not satanic mills but belong to the world of Struth's benign photographic vision.
The fruit of his efforts are photographs that seem at once folksy and uncanny, with phallic monsters of industrial dynamism racing through benign, Norman Rockwell-esque visions of semirural America.
Not rated, 100 minutes A whimsical romantic comedy from Germany -- yes, you read that right -- "In July" is also a love letter to a benign and beguiling vision of Europe.
Jonathan Rosenbaum refers to the film as "the best expression of Spielberg's benign, dreamy-eyed vision".
He is obsessed with his vision of benign euthanasia, and unable to empathise with the growing repugnance of the population as the time draws near to put it into practice.
And most listeners will be sent to Wikipedia by the callout to Hetty Green ("Queen of supply-side bonhomie bone-drab") in the benign post-apocalyptic dream vision "Calamity Song".
But its vision is so benign and its attitude toward its characters so affectionate that instead of making us squirm, it casts a rose-colored glow of nostalgia.
