Sentence examples for its most benign from inspiring English sources

At its most benign, it allows a male character to take on the conventionally female persona of nurturing caregiver – see Robin Williams as Mrs Doubtfire (1993) or, at a pinch, Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie (1982).

At its most benign, it can identify the MAC address of your phone, which is a unique identifier.

So have the extreme temperatures of July and August, while the Mediterranean is at its most benign as it laps against the island's beaches.

The culture here was corporate at its most benign.

Lying (in its most benign form) is a liberator.

I breathed in winter in its most benign form.

Yet perhaps his most benign nickname is the most telling.

Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers movies, with their lighthearted elegance, and casually sophisticated songs by Porter, Berlin, the Gershwins and the like certainly conjure a heady ideal of human behavior at its most romantically benign.

"How can you justify it's a health concern when it's the most benign substance you can ingest?..

"She told me it was the most benign thing I could give," Ms. Buettner said.

Though it is the most benign power in history, the United States has, often unwittingly, done much damage to the United Nations.