"harmless looking" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that appears harmless or not threatening in appearance. Here are some examples: - The stray cat had a harmless looking face, but it was actually quite vicious. - The old house had a harmless looking exterior, but inside it was filled with dark secrets. - The new employee seemed harmless looking, but she turned out to be quite cunning and ambitious. - The clown's harmless looking makeup hid his true sinister intentions. - The rock formation had a harmless looking crack, but it was actually a treacherous crevice that could easily trap hikers.
Two minutes into the extra frame, Kyle Turris netted the winner on a weird, harmless looking, shot from point that sailed over Hab's backup Peter Budaj's right shoulder.
THERE is a perfectly innocent looking parking spot on the north side of 110th Street, under a perfectly harmless looking tree one bus stop and four car lengths west of Columbus Avenue.
Union leaders have also said that because some nutritional supplements sold over the counter are laced illegally with steroids, some athletes might unwittingly take a banned drug while consuming a harmless looking supplement.
These harmless looking table lamps will make any secret agent think their room is safe enough to divulge secret plans.
McGuire popped a harmless looking grubber through that McDonnell and Galea failed to deal with and the 2012 Golden Boot winner dropped on to the loose ball to score.
And Jags punished them with the opener in first half added-time when Doolan gathered a harmless looking ball in the box before suddenly found space to shoot across Caraux and inside the post.
You can revisit friendship later, when the pain is small and harmless and looking at their face IRL makes you feel the same as when you look at everyone else's face, AKA not a lot.
You can revisit friendship later, when the pain is small and harmless and looking at their face IRL makes you feel the same as when you look at everyone else's face, a.k.a not a lot.
Creepy but harmless, they look like small brown inchworms and insinuate themselves into clothing.
Since the harmless cancers look the same as deadly cancers, they are treated as if they are potentially lethal, with surgery, chemotherapy and radiation.
Mimicry abounds in nature; harmless snakes look like dangerous coral snakes, for instance, and flies take on the yellow and black warning stripes of bees and hornets.
