Sentence examples for sense of harmless from inspiring English sources

That sense of harmless inauthenticity characterizes this Havana Central over all.

Of course the physicalist will not deny the harmless sense of "emergence" in which an apparatus is not just a jumble of its parts (Smart 1981).

The act was harmless — not in the sense of hypothetical damages or the circular logic of deterrence theory (that's lawyerly logic), but in John Stuart Mill's sense, meaning that there was no actual physical harm, nor actual economic harm.

Although never unjustly mean, most beatniks have a naturally sarcastic sense of humor, and find fun in poking harmless fun at others.

A bit of harmless pageantry?

A bit of harmless fun, that time.

So far, he has done his share of harmless EU bashing to remind his voters that, despite his pro-European stance, he remains the man of common sense who will not agree to everything that comes from Brussels.

Over all, about 40 minutes of harmless fun.

This is probably stretching the definition of "harmless" somewhat.

A bit of harmless tomfoolery that verges on the moving.

It was just a bit of harmless statesman fun.