Sentence examples for even a benign from inspiring English sources

Even a "benign" meningioma can kill.

More than a grueling workout, Mr. Marino's class is a community, maybe even a benign cult.

Fracking is not a magic fix, or even a benign one: the technology poses clear risks to the environment.

Even a benign lesion on a mammogram makes women and doctors nervous, and doctors sometimes recommend a biopsy anyway.

Even a benign Christmas tree can seem like a rude visitor if it gouges the door frame while being carted inside.

I'd like to note, though, that from his own perspective, he is a sad, maybe even a benign figure, helping the children, trying to get in touch with them.

But they may not; Frenchmen may consider the United States, even under a benign President Clark, a greater threat to world peace than Iraq.

"Even with a benign outcome" to the various sources of uncertainty, she said, "given valuations and the outlook for profits, being neutral in equities makes sense".

The current system may be particularly hard hit by the recession, but it is also unsustainable even under a benign economic climate.

But even a seemingly benign question can be difficult for some people to ask.

As a result, even a seemingly benign suggestion can leave you feeling angry, anxious, badly treated, or profoundly threatened.