Sentence examples for perfectly benign from inspiring English sources
These feelings are, for the most part, perfectly benign.
What does it mean?" Ruth wasn't aware that she had uttered the word aloud, though there was no reason not to, it being a perfectly benign word.
It may be perfectly benign -- it probably is -- but airport advocates and the airport manager are seducing the Town Board to do something in a nonpublic way".
To mold the Holocaust into an allegory, as Boyne does here with perfectly benign intent, is to step away from its reality.
"Substances that are perfectly benign could be toxic at the nano scale," said Michael Hansen, a senior scientist at Consumers Union, the company behind Consumer Reports.
In my research on middle schoolers, the most popular game series among boys was Grand Theft Auto, which allows players to commit cartoon violence with chain saws as well as do perfectly benign things like deliver pizza on a scooter.
A perfectly innocent, benign, and properly documented musicologist is refused entry into the United States, no explanation given, no rights afforded, not even a phone call -- all in flagrant violation of law.
AMACR immunohistochemistry can show dramatic pictures of strongly positive cancer glands infiltrating perfectly negative benign prostatic parenchyma and in these cases its use may turn a diagnosis of atypical glands into a straightforward diagnosis of cancer (Zhou et al, 2003, 2004; Epstein, 2004; Epstein and Herawi, 2006).
On the biological level that statement is perfectly true and appears almost benign.
The ferocity of Pinehurst No2, which was evident even on a relatively benign opening day, plays perfectly into the hands of McDowell The 2010 US Open champion relishes a scrap and the necessary mental approach that comes with it.
This ode to the glorious adventures — if also perils — of benign neglect pairs Ashman's perfectly rhymed text with Davenier's animated, humorous drawings.
