Sentence examples for rather harmless from inspiring English sources
The chipmunk's diet seems to be rather harmless as far as a gardener is concerned.
All because of a rather harmless scavenger no bigger than the period at the end of this sentence.
It all seems rather harmless now, my quest for a hanging (and clean-shaven) dozen, except, perhaps, when one considers the issue of race.
While the patriotic grill, all in all, seemed rather harmless, it nevertheless does not lend itself to many obvious endorsement opportunities for Mr. Lochte, as jewelers seemed to be fairly divided over the look.
The item you are referring to is rather harmless.
Larger lags do not add to the inference, but are also rather harmless in this context.
Historical fiction becomes historical fact -- and suddenly kitsch feels more like Greenberg described it: dangerous and deceptive, rather than harmless and amusing.
If they are not addressed, the London River Park is simply an Occupy London event carried out by big business, rather than harmless folk in woolly hats and funny masks.
Besides, surely what Mr Desmond peddles is harmless, rather jokey, soft porn.
(These creatures, which grow to only six inches, are "small and harmless rather than carnivorous," says an exasperated Mr Blankfein).
How would you clue the latter, in its new economic sense rather than the harmless old ice cream?
