Sentence examples for look benign from inspiring English sources
To be sure, the trails look benign enough.
By comparison, today's tight labor market could look benign.
"I decided, I'm helping capitalism look benign," he said, "so I bailed from the Directors Bureau".
Instead, debt levels look benign until a critical point is reached, and then they don't.
Approaching a debt load that large would slam the brakes on economic activity, making today's slowdown look benign.
Small white cones, spheres, and parallelepipeds on the floor look benign enough, but their function is sinister: they're London's "anti-homeless spikes," used to make public space uninhabitable.
But the water yo-yos looked benign, she said.
It can get quite big, and very spooky, but the surf this morning looks benign.
The pitch looked benign still and there were runs to be made, surely there were?
Though it looked benign, it featured the story of Cronos, who ate and regurgitated his children.
