Sentence examples for equally benign from inspiring English sources

The problem was with something that might seem equally benign: the word "tolerance".

But they could use "Looking Backward" as propaganda to further their equally benign and selfless Socialist cause.

We were meant to decipher these folksy messages, and then maybe other equally benign messages, Rockwell sometimes layering his pictures with multiple meanings, dropping highfalutin' clues here and there for audiences with more art-historical knowledge.

"Of course, at this point, we can only hypothesize that this procedure will be equally benign in humans as it has been in our work with pigs," says Kumbhari.

Besides the simple unilocular cysts, a more complex but equally benign appearance with several septa, internal T2-hypointense debris, and even osseous loose bodies is not rare [2, 4].

If he had asked me to guess what this agent would be, I would have said an egg, or something equally benign.

By then — after another two years of political gridlock and economic sclerosis — the equally disillusioned right and left may have a showdown that makes this election year look as benign as Woodstock.

The control condition used similar material but with attention being directed equally often to benign or to worry-related content.

Others take a more benign — but equally mystical — view of the coming black moon.

Neuromarketing is a tool to amplify these trends".Dr Quartz counters that neuromarketing techniques could equally be used for benign purposes.

More than that, a Human Rights Act would create universal values for all and "act as a compass as society moves through the uncharted waters created by global change".A less benign, but equally confident, view is that the human rights compass has led Britain astray.