Sentence examples for that is benign from inspiring English sources

The Ortega outlets cast him in a light that is benign, or at least innocuous.

Often, a technology that is benign in one setting can cause harm in a different context.

It totally smites the horror, the division, the hatreds, the separations of apartheid but it does so in a way that is benign and creative and humanising.

Trump's index finger moved to the 15th hole, a 175-yard par-3 that is benign until the breeze picks up.

"This is a medicine that is benign," he says, "People caught in the grips of addiction can have something that can potentially save their lives until they hear the message of hope.

The latter has been described as a vicious regress as opposed to one that is benign.

There are other summer visitors like butterflies (bless them) and birds (anoint them) that are benign.

Their key idea is that the structure of conversations that involve controversy are different from those that are benign.

This would replace the assessment of individual ingredients, which can be misleading: molecules that are benign in isolation can become harmful in combination.

I began thinking of how the Greeks and the Romans thought about the forces of nature as powerful forces that were benign or malevolent.

The best a government can ever hope to do in this country is to reinforce existing activity and to create conditions that are benign to the startup ecosystem.