Sentence examples for might seem benign from inspiring English sources

"Generally, there's an increased awareness that has been slowly building over the past five or six years that when kids complain about symptoms that might seem benign, there may be more going on than we thought".

When those price hikes appear on a home water bill they might seem benign, but at a brewery that's using many gallons of water each day, it can quickly add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The problem was with something that might seem equally benign: the word "tolerance".

It made fainting seem benign, almost glamorous.

In recession-era America, these toads seem benign, even lovable.

This may seem benign enough, but there was a problem.

Indeed, some dermatologists said that even natural ingredients that seem benign can cause skin allergies.

Asked why the program was little known, he said soliciting donations might "seem straightforward and benign" but could rub taxpayers the wrong way.

The Centre Court faithful might seem like a bunch of benign blue-rinsers from the stockbroker belt but they can be as bullying as a gang of teenage girls when the mood takes them.

Conversations with my mom opened my eyes to the dangers of sexism, however benign it might seem and from whatever source it might come.

In years to come, it might seem like we dreamed it or were temporarily inducted into a benign cult.