Sentence examples for utterly benign from inspiring English sources
When they emerge, they look like devils, complete with horns and tails, but their behaviour seems utterly benign.
The spirit has to be maintained that was placed there 122 years ago: the spirit of a carnival in a teacup, a romp that is utterly benign.
When the planes hit, his dog, a 2-year-old female pit bull mix (an utterly benign one, Sonny swears) whom his family had rescued from the pound in July was alone in the apartment.
You can argue about how permanent its effects are, or whether other approaches might be better, but the idea of making new friends in the lunchroom seems utterly benign.
Fisher, a 28-year-old from Ascot, hung on quite nicely Saturday, despite another testing afternoon on the shape-shifting Ailsa course where conditions have ranged from utterly benign on Thursday to blustery (in different ways) the last two days.
In her company, Julie Walters can modulate the broader strokes of matriarchal landlady Mrs Kehoe's hilarious disdain for "giddiness"; Jim Broadbent can play Father Flood as an utterly benign presence without fear of soft soaping; and Domhnall Gleeson can make a late-in-the-day appearance as the lovestruck Jim without his palpable devotion seeming contrived.
This assumes that humanity as well as nature is utterly different but benign.
Ehrenreich's absolute separation between kinds of crowd behavior — the brutal utterly unlike the benign, the fascistic utterly unlike the anticolonial — wobbles.
It seems strange to have to point this out, but Pat and his village chums have secured the adoration of generations of young children by being utterly wholesome, and benign to the point of inanity.
I think the story describes some points on the arc of narcissism, some relatively benign, others utterly deadly.
And I indeed miss the time, a lifetime ago, a hundred thousand years ago, it seems, in a world now so utterly unrecognizable, so relatively benign, that we could indeed forget our problems for three hours at a ballpark.
