Sentence examples for her benign from inspiring English sources

But her benign appearance belies a challenging past.

And once a week she talks to her benign therapist, whose voice is low and musical.

Stephen is the dark alternative to her benign (but, we can't help feeling, preferable) marriage.

Mr. Charlap seemed to be holding back, the better to allow Ms. Stewart to weave her benign spell.

Her benign paternal grandfather, whose ancestors were Southern slave owners, is shown up as an octogenarian bigot when placed in a nursing home.

The exam showed that she had no evidence of a recurrence of her benign tumor, and her back pain, even by her own assessment, was no different than usual.

The racist features of the place are rendered to her as benign aspects of her hometown's beloved present or past – it is chilling to read a casual phrase in the narration like "the Klan met there in its halcyon days".

It's the absolute lack of diva-ish attributes which makes her seem benign to the point of blandness.

Linda Cardellini is Lindsay Weir (you might know her from ER and Mad Men), a good-hearted former mathlete, sullen yet principled, struggling with a burgeoning misfit identity, misunderstood by her wonderfully benign parents.

Cameron and Hague look unusually handsome and dignified standing beside her in a luxuriant Burmese garden; Hillary Clinton's heartfelt embrace strikes just the right note of compassion and respect; at a press conference in Norway before they flew to Ireland, Bono watches her with benign fascination.

When I asked her a benign question about what she'd learned working for the Administration, she said, half-jokingly, that she had no concise answer "other than 'Don't trust the press.' " If she doesn't like a question, she squints, pauses, and then parses it into as gentle a query as possible.