Sentence examples for took benign forms from inspiring English sources
Only a culture that had misheard Sontag's advice and instead of excising the cancerously metaphoric assumed that it took benign forms could have witnessed such terrifyingly silly metastases.
While treating a person as an object (in one or more of the ways mentioned above) is often problematic, Nussbaum argues that objectification can in some contexts take benign or even positive forms, and can constitute a valuable and enjoyable part of our lives.
This is unlikely to happen overnight, but the confrontation might be taking a more benign form.
If Knight's ghost is still present on this campus, it has taken on a more benign form, stirring many of the 37,000 students into a delirium over the Final Four.
But in its more benign forms it is an act of community.
In its more benign forms, any kind of teasing caress can be considered a "tickle".
What he does argue, though, is that the statesman took a benign view of all forms of Christianity, as long as they did not oppress others, or aspire to political power.
If you ever want to dip into the seamy world of unbidden hate against a bunch of folks gadding about on a benign form of quick, slick urban transport, take a peek at @CycleHatred on Twitter.
Lackluster leadership took other forms.
