Sentence examples for really benign from inspiring English sources

Windsor and Maidenhead borough councillor David Hilton, who represents Ascot and Cheapside, said: "All these people have had a really benign view of Heathrow - a third runway probably would not have been in their view.

This might sound like a really benign version of Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto series.

So I saw coffee and coca as these two plants that grew on the same mountainside, were picked by the same people for thousands of years, and are both really benign stimulants.

Actually, "benign" is somewhat inadequate.

Some thought that they were really rather benign and rather good, and others saw them as foreign invaders.

So long as it keeps this commitment, it will have trouble convincing sceptics that it really is benign.

Its handling qualities are really quite benign across the envelope.

Is the American military presence abroad really as benign and as indispensable as our political leaders regularly insist that it is?

Can the ghetto really be so benign?

But it was different now, perhaps because I was different now or perhaps it really was different, benign, slightly scented of tangerines.

Perhaps somebody up there really is taking a benign interest.