Sentence examples for fundamentally benign from inspiring English sources
Rose-tinted or not, the image US had of itself before the 9/11 attacks was, in hindsight, fundamentally benign, and the literature generally reflected this.
The other paper, released Friday, said that in the aftermath of the crisis, officials were "reconsidering the view that unfettered capital flows are a fundamentally benign phenomenon".
The code may have withered, but the ideal of movies as a universal and fundamentally benign form of entertainment has hardly gone away, and is indeed what informs many of the efforts to broaden and strengthen the ratings system.
And if you think these message are fundamentally benign, think again.
Observing the series' subscription to "wider themes in Cold War culture", Cull likens the BIG RAT's powers to brainwashing, but concludes that it is a fundamentally "benign" technology.
It is essentially benign.
Consequently, we reasoned that the initiating genetic lesions seen in some of the Phakomatoses, disorders associated with predominantly benign neoplasms, may somehow fundamentally limit malignant behavior (invasion and metastasis).
Drunk Tories, in the grand scheme of Tories, are amongst the most benign Tories, mostly harmless and fundamentally blithe, but they are also – and get this, duality fans – they are also possibly the worst.
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is fundamentally a histologic diagnosis that refers to a non-malignant proliferative process of the cellular elements of the prostate.
But, give or take a rotten apple, it has always seemed fundamentally honest.Yet in little more than a month, that benign view has been swept away in a slew of prosecutors' warrants and summonses.
