He is harmless enough and for these reasons they have not contacted the authorities.
When Fox's "Dads" pilot was first announced, it seemed harmless enough... for a comedy executive produced Seth MacFarlane, the brains behind "Family Guy," that is.
At face value it looks harmless enough: news organisations will have to bid for space on the two public television channels.
Like zombies, they seem harmless enough, just sort of floundering around, waiting for your car to obliterate them as you back it out of the driveway.
They seemed harmless enough to me but are an easy target for Londoners who disdain their twee rusticity.
"He's the sort of eejit" -- an Irish-ism for "idiot" -- "who is harmless enough, but who falls through the cracks.
Such fantasies seem harmless enough, and another novelist might have mined them for their charm alone, but McEwan has always had an eye on the darker veins that course through children's imaginations.
Hamming it up for the voters at home is harmless enough, but there also seems to be a more troubling driving force.
This looks harmless enough, the principles governing t, T and T all holding for the undifferentiated ⊤ constant of classical and intuitionistic logic, but here notationally distinguished so as not to prejudice questions of the logical relations between them.[44] But in R, this harmless appearance is deceptive.
The men seemed harmless enough, sometimes hanging out front with friends late at night and asking for money now and then, but not violent.
