Sentence examples for more benign forms from inspiring English sources
But in its more benign forms it is an act of community.
More benign forms of migrancy flourished in Europe and the Middle East in the second half of the 20th century.
They demand vastly more efficient cars and trucks, as well as more benign forms of coal, the world's most abundant fuel.
For those who devote their lives to showcasing the more benign forms of Russian pride, though, the timing of the Ukrainian crisis couldn't be more awkward.
MRSA has many variants, and one of the more benign forms now is widespread in hog barns and among people who deal with hogs.
In its more benign forms, this style of coverage means that media outlets can report as news the fact that a candidate plans to launch one strategy or another, as The Associated Press did recently in the case of Mr. Obama.
This is unlikely to happen overnight, but the confrontation might be taking a more benign form.
The rigidly hierarchical system that made the genocide possible still exists, albeit in a far more benign form.
Perhaps the 1918 virus entered the human population before 1918 in a more benign form then mutated to become a killer.
Is the forced breakup of the mothers and children of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Eldorado, Tex., another example, albeit in an oSaintsbly more beninn form?
The British Interplanetary Society used a more benign form for this propulsion idea in its interstellar spaceship study, Project Daedalus, in the 1970s.
