Sentence examples for benign yet from inspiring English sources

In a pre-knowledge way he understood that language and its potential for betrayal was involved: his father's intent was benign, yet he felt betrayed; he hated the word "Toby".

Desmoplastic fibroma (DF) is a benign, yet locally aggressive, tumor of the connective tissue.

In these extracts, various combinations of biomolecules which have the reducing potential can be found such as amino acids, vitamins, proteins, enzymes, and polysaccharides that are environmentally benign, yet chemically complex (Moghaddam 2010).

By 1800 or so, though, proponents of Romanticism had adopted the concept to describe something more benign, yet equally complex.

Eight subjects had BIRADS 3 results, identifying lesions that were "probably benign", yet prompting further evaluation.

At the same time, another challenge is to find a solvent that is benign, yet volatile enough to work with electrospinning.

The boy she gave birth to - at home - was terribly afraid of water, only learning to swim as an adult, at which point he became perversely bewitched by the universe of the sea and by its gargantuan inhabitants, whales - so benign and yet so monstrous (cetacea, the order that includes whales and dolphins comes from the Greek ketos, for sea monster).

And Condi Rice, who seems to have passed through an earlier, sinister phase into someone more benign and yet more powerful.

Interestingly the pleural concentrations of the other three markers analysed were also lower in the lung cancer group than in the benign group, yet not in a statistically significant manner.

They may be chronic yet benign, the sort of moroseness that causes the narrator of Camus's "Stranger" to stand around listlessly puffing on a cigarette.

"It was a benign letter and yet it contained the threat of an indictment, an interdict that could stop the picture," Mr. Pieterse said.