Sentence examples for ultimately benign from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sheeran is a highly precocious and ultimately benign singer-songwriter: a riskier Jason Mraz, perhaps.

As played by Anthony Hopkins, this film's Hitch is a sweetheart, more or less – cantankerous but ultimately benign.

The record's narrative agenda — a kind of wide-eyed optimism about how the spirit endures despite trespasses against it — is also nice enough, but ultimately benign.

John L. Allen Jr. ("At the Vatican, Exceptions Make the Rule," Op-Ed, Sept. 27) paints a homey picture of a stern but ultimately benign Vatican that Protestant-influenced "Anglo-Saxons" in the United States are unable to comprehend.

The movie delivers an innocuous dose of pop wish fulfillment, in which the machinery of fame, from the record industry to the television news, is ultimately benign, able to make everybody happy.

This probably includes nodules classified as TIRADS 3 "probably benign" and possibly TIRADS 4A "low suspicion of malignancy", which collectively comprise approximately 80% of FNACs and of which 90%% are ultimately benign [60].

This may in turn reduce morbidity and healthcare costs for patients who ultimately have benign lesions.

Ultimately, why are benign tumours benign?

"I'd always seen Germaine as being the most ultimately lovable, completely benign, noble, gallant, amusing person – which is how Germaine sees herself as well," says Caitlin.

It is proposed that the sequence of these inflammatory phenotypes, perhaps with a trophic meaning, ultimately produces a benign tumoral biliary process – although it poses severe hepatocytic insufficiency.

You don't quite know what is motivating the more benign and ultimately rather violent aspects of their imaginative project.