Sentence examples for far too benign from inspiring English sources

Scary looked far too benign.

Sleeping sickness is actually far too benign a name for human African trypanosomiasis.

Was far too benign.

The markets, which have turned perhaps too benign an eye so far, could start delivering a harsher verdict sooner than the putative August debt cap deadline.

Burden continued to amuse the heavens, and himself, with multifarious benign but startling feats of wit and engineering — far too many, each highly specific, for a few examples not to belie.

Though it might take a little while to get right, and some benign content may be unnecessarily censored, right now the balance is far too skewed toward a laissez-faire approach that permits harassment.

But it is also making the banks far too complacent for their own good.The driving force behind all this has been an unusually benign economic climate.

Far, far, too cheap.

Too little, far too late.

Far too vulgar.

Far too young.