Sentence examples for kind of benign from inspiring English sources
"We can survive this kind of benign clustering," he writes.
Clubs are transformative places — the kind of benign melting pots that cities aspire to be.
A kind of benign competition to determine the better marriage takes place, and everybody wins.
It was a kind of benign tolerance: I was allowed to say and do certain things, because I was Afrikaans, until I'd overstepped an imaginary line".
Only William Lay and Cyrus Hussey had survived, both innocent parties, and they were being held in a kind of benign slavery.
Accordingly, the figure of Holly Golightly may be understood as an enduringly powerful cipher for this kind of benign social mobility.
Women who have had certain kinds of benign tumours are also more prone to developing breast cancer.
When he visited the Cedro dorm, on January 30th, the forty or so students gathered around him in the recreation room often asked the kinds of benign question posed to celebrities on TV shows: Did he miss computer science?
High-mobility group A1 and 2 have been detected in many kinds of benign and malignant tumours (Fusco and Fedele, 2007).
Anti-NSA3 antiserum was found to react with many kinds of benign and malignant tumours, as well as foetal skin and intestinal extracts.
Masses in the canine fossa, associated with bone remodelling or destruction, can represent many possible etiologies (ranging from fungus sinusitis to different kinds of benign and malignant tumours); differentiation from carcinoma is not possible in cases of bone destruction [ 7].
