Sentence examples for more harmless than from inspiring English sources
In some ways, wankers are more harmless than berks, in the sense that being overconfident about what you know is often more dangerous than being too modest.
It's actually more harmless than it sounds.
Sure, it's more harmless than others.
Maybe his feed and maybe the Instagays are more harmless than people think.
Maybe his feed and maybe the Instagays are more harmless than people might think.
He added that following and flirting with me seemed more harmless than striking up a conversation with someone new.
But if they rounded everyone up who fit the emerging profiles, the dragnet would draw in many more harmless individuals than it would murderers.
The invocation of theology could not be more harmless, and obviously harmless, than it is here.
What could be more harmless, she wonders, than her tiny grove?
He was grasping for something more harmless.
He makes gestures toward aggression and sexuality, but they — and this 75-minute work as a whole — register more as harmless than as threatening, erotically charged or interesting.
