Sentence examples for so benign that from inspiring English sources

The contents of the emails were so benign that those trying to attack climate scientists were forced to take statements out of context.

The Tour closed with one of the nastiest and demanding descents in the Alps off the Col de Joux Plane; more dramatic by far was Froome's attack on the wide, mainly straight plunge off the Peyresourde to Bagnères de Luchon, so benign that even a first-timer on a square-wheeled bike could gain some speed.

But Drake's lawyer, a federal public defender named James Wyda, argued in court last spring that "there have never been two documents so benign that are the subject of this kind of prosecution against a client whose motives are as salutary as Tom's".

Look at her on a Miami vacation, strapped into a one-piece swimsuit of ice-cream pink, under sunlight so benign that it could be fake, and you see the delicate, unshrieking drama — far from Sirkian melodrama — of a woman who knows what she loves, and who wonders, in her idle hours, how much more on earth there is to know.

"Thus far, the core cost and price data have been so benign that the Fed has been able to conduct a gradualist policy, hoping to change behavior through a slow cash flow squeeze on companies and individuals," said Ian Shepherdson, an economist at High Frequency Economics, a consulting firm in Valhalla, N.Y.

In fact, Mars was once wetted by water so benign that human beings could have taken a swig.

You're just going to opt in, anyway, and the European court is standing up against them for this, but there's not many places are doing because they are so successful and apparently so benign at the moment, but that could change.

"We have found a habitable environment that is so benign and supportive of life that probably if this water was around and you had been on the planet, you would have been able to drink it".

"We have found a habitable environment that is so benign and supportive of life that probably if this water was around and you had been on the planet, you would have been able to drink it," said John P. Grotzinger, the California Institute of Technology geology professor who is the principal investigator for the NASA mission.

"We have found a habitable environment that is so benign and is so supportive of life that probably if this water was around and you had been on the planet, you would have been able to drink it," said John Grotzinger, Curiosity's lead scientist.

Such violence sounded so benign and neighborly that I felt odd asking about the kind of violence that La Familia is better known for.