Sentence examples for the same benign from inspiring English sources
The administration provided the same benign rationale for the forest rules as it did for the air pollution rules.
The foundational precept of medicine and bioethics — Primum non nocere, "First do no harm" — expresses the same benign intention in caring for the sick.
Long after phrenology was widely discredited, Aboriginal skulls were still sought and displayed with the same benign sentiment that one might attach to animal remains.
BrdU+-proliferating and label-retaining melanocytes were found within the outgrowth skin tissue of these xenografts, which displayed the same benign nested architecture as the original nevus.
His last novel, Number Eleven, managed to combine both the passage of time with painfully acute swipes at the idiocies and venalities of contemporary culture (you might never watch I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! in quite the same benign light again).
When, not long after his retirement, he appeared in full wig and gown on Jim'll Fix It and tried Little Noddy for knocking down PC Plod, what stuck in the mind was not the incongruity but the homogeneity of it - the same benign moralism as the legal profession had known for 40 years, in prose begotten by Samuel Smiles upon Enid Blyton.
In scores of short stories, and in novels such as Earthlight, 2001: A Space Odyssey and Rendezvous with Rama, Clarke took me to the Moon, Mars and beyond – always in that same benign, sceptical, calm voice of scientific reason.
We wish that same benign indulgence had been extended to Professor Axelrod and Mr. Wheat.
In the same study, benign tumors were spotted on two 19-week-old baby rats out of a group of 30 whose mothers had been exposed to high levels of perchlorate.
Current returns are good; future returns look likely to be the same.A benign outlook, however, was not enough to prevent the loss in April of rare AAA credit ratings, the best possible, from Standard & Poor's and Moody's.
Of course, these characters encompass the same spectrum – from benign to dangerous – as the rest of humanity.
