Sentence examples for saw benign from inspiring English sources

In the 19th and early 20th century, when public school teachers read from a Protestant translation of the Bible in class, many Americans saw benign reinforcement of American values.

So often we see benign things that, if left alone, would heal and leave only minimal scarring, if anything.

The vast majority of thyroid nodules are benign, and the role of a radiologist in assessment of the thyroid gland is to differentiate a malignant thyroid nodule from the more commonly seen benign ones.

But Packard saw nothing benign when the same techniques were applied to the 1956 presidential election.

Western countries saw a benign partnership between the new South Africa and a reborn Congo with its untapped wealth which would develop the entire subcontinent.

In contrast to alpha-methyl CoA racemase, Tiam1 expression was seen in benign glands more regularly, but expression levels were usually low and only a fraction of benign epithelial cells was positive.

But if the sexes had been reversed, would it have been seen so benign?

Goodluck Jonathan, the president, wafts along on a wave of personal goodwill and is mostly seen as benign.

11 days, when pious seriousness is de rigueur in New York, it's bracing to see your benign yet merciless take on the unabashed me-first 1990's.

From architecture to youth unemployment, business responsibility to traditional arts, the charities reflect the prince's genuine passions, though they may also be seen as benign expressions of his compulsion to intervene.

It is an ingeniously horrible episode, with the special horror that comes from seeing a benign and innocent person being crueller than a less kind but more knowing one.