Sentence examples for harmless sense from inspiring English sources
There it was found that an 'ambiguous' statement in the charge in a criminal case was likely understood in its harmless sense because of additional curative instructions.
Of course the physicalist will not deny the harmless sense of "emergence" in which an apparatus is not just a jumble of its parts (Smart 1981).
His sexual frankness has long proved that kinkiness -- in its harmless, playful sense -- is not confined to the margins.
And it turned out that the ostrich was harmless in the sense that it did not eat me or my children, but it definitely put fear and anxiety into the hearts of the parents.
They can range from the relatively harmless ("I am sensing that you have magical boobs") to the aggressive, with words such as "slut" bandied about freely.
Such a deflection demonstration attempt has to be cost effective, easy to validate, and safe in the sense that harmless asteroids must not be turned into potentially hazardous objects.
The act was harmless — not in the sense of hypothetical damages or the circular logic of deterrence theory (that's lawyerly logic), but in John Stuart Mill's sense, meaning that there was no actual physical harm, nor actual economic harm.
At a core level, this may be harmless, but the sheer sense of entitlement is... disconcerting.
As a light summer entertainment, this is harmless fun, but one senses that Archbold and Mercier were aiming for something more substantial.
To them my interest in pi seems to look like an "enormously harmless hobby," and in that sense, they welcome it.
