Sentence examples for more benign than from inspiring English sources

Some changes seem more benign than others.

More importantly, while the regime is far from democratic, it is more benign than in Egypt.

"Things were much more benign than they actually appeared in print".

His version of North London is more benign than that of "Notes on a Scandal".

ELIOT SPITZER: No, in fact, it was much more benign than that.

(Mr. Cronenberg, now 65, is much more benign than the scientists and entrepreneurs in his movies).

But the conditions at Interlachen Country Club on Thursday morning were far more benign than expected.

The summer weather around Rockall is generally far more benign than mid-winter.

We are also sympathetic to religion when its effects are more benign than malign.

But other storms have been much more benign than might be expected.

Those in flip-flops seem to inhabit a city far more benign than most of us understand it to be.