Sentence examples for most benign experiments from inspiring English sources

Among our most benign experiments are those with people who voluntarily isolate themselves for extended periods.

Lying (in its most benign form) is a liberator.

Yet perhaps his most benign nickname is the most telling.

I breathed in winter in its most benign form.

Litigiousness certainly seems one of the most benign.

One, midback, was basal cell, the most benign skin cancer.

Interestingly, the most benign period was the Gold Standard Era from 1880-1913.

Let us discuss, specifically, the extent to which informed consent is needed in (1) benign care and benign experiments, (2) certain risky experiments, and (3) public health policy.

Namely, instead of mimicking the most benign sample in the benign set, the flaw caused the most benign sample in the malicious set to be used as the mimicry target.

And the most benign of systems without humanity is vile.

At the most benign level, beer goggles are a very real phenomenon.