Sentence examples for his benign from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harris is sticking with his benign picture.

His benign neglect of issues of national survival is showing.

Emsworth is a character known for his benign indifference.

He just carried on staring out from his benign, muddy, burp world".

His benign acceptance of odd behavior propels the (negligible) plots of his movies.

All this Machiavellian back-room manoeuvring is out of keeping with his benign, almost devotional image.

With every slash of his benign-sounding dagger voice, Mr. Hitchens draws blood: "The statement 'Henry Kissinger is a war criminal' is not a piece of rhetoric, not a metaphor," Hitchens utters suavely before a loving audience.

If we take Simon's avoidance of "using the race card" - some have applauded it, others see it as the fatal flaw in his work, together with his relatively benign view of surveillance, we are justified in asking if there is a problem of racial perspective in The Wire.

(Adams had wanted to call him His Most Benign Highness, and Washington was fond of His High Mightiness).

In her presence Paul dropped his wise, benign veneer and quickly turned as defensive and querulous as his patients.

During one of the dragon community's regular raids on the Vikings, Hiccup manages to overcome his naturally benign instincts for long enough to launch a cannonball at his winged lizard counterpart, scoring a palpable hit that brings the creature to earth, injured and confused.