Sentence examples for make benign from inspiring English sources

But it's easy enough to make benign backyard teas without calling on the nanny state.

That is, perhaps habitual ruminators could benefit from some "bright side" training, learning to make benign or even positive interpretations of ambiguous experiences.

"There's this wonderful storyteller, Steven Spielberg, making benign movies that are enormously successful, while I'm mainly known for making movies about people shooting and cutting each other up.

These symbols cannot be made benign with sprinkles of glitter.

Rather than sexualize the hosts, their nudity is made benign, clinical.

Therefore, we expect that proviruses on the autosome are more likely to be made benign by random mutation than those on the X chromosome and thus are more likely to reach high frequency or fixation via drift or draft.

Shellshock tugged at a 22-year-old thread in a piece of software called "bash," which permits administrators unfettered access to tell a system what to do; the exploit made benign-seeming server requests into a full command-and-control situations.

But even if these anti-takeover movements do prove futile, and don't trigger a broader move to protectionism, that still doesn't make them benign.

To have this knowledge will help us to a better understanding of the molecular mechanisms which make a benign tumour malignant and could therefore enable us in the future to early diagnose and treat these tumours.

Embryonic stem cells also tend to form benign tumors made of a mix of muscle, bone and other cell types.

"We're always excited to see them," the Knicks' coach, Mike D'Antoni, said before the game, making a benign joke about the Clippers' long residence near the bottom of the league.