Sentence examples for may say benign from inspiring English sources
The stage directions may say benign and caring, but in repose his face turns unbidden into that default snarl.
While that may seem benign - they are indexers after all you may say - a financial index isn't cut and dried like the index of a book.
It may be said that it represents the transient, developmental, physiological or benign counterpart to rhythmic movement disorder (RMD), a distinct sleep-related movement disorder of older children and adults [4 6].
Such involvement may sound benign but it is state control by any other name.
"I started using weights when I was 16," says Cassils. "I had undiagnosed gall bladder disease in my teens, which may sound benign now, but back in 1987 it wasn't something doctors looked for in young girls". And benign it certainly wasn't.
"I started using weights when I was 16," says Cassils. "I had undiagnosed gall bladder disease in my teens, which may sound benign now, but back in 1987 it wasn't something doctors looked for in young girls".
Such policies in themselves may be benign.
Such tumours may be benign or malignant.
This may seem benign enough, but there was a problem.
Even though they may be benign, meeting one could lead to catastrophe.
They may be benign, non-cancerous cysts, for example.
