Sentence examples for warm benign from inspiring English sources

On the bench Bobby Robson reclines in his seat while wearing the most beautiful smile: warm, benign and extremely proud.

Partly I can't shut up about what a warm and benign thing it is, just to enter its Room of the Months.

"Global warming" is benign at best, and "warming" will be welcomed by some geographical areas.

In addition, the response of the majority of the Irish public, whose attitude veers from a warm welcome to benign indifference, also underlines how isolated the republican dissidents are in modern Ireland.

The Arctic presents an extremely forbidding environment, with sea ice, howling winds and stormy conditions that will make drilling difficult and any cleanup far more complicated than it was in the warm and relatively benign waters of the gulf.

In economics, the first stages of warming often sound benign.

This is no more than London lore, of course, and on this final Olympic Thursday the water was mercifully benign, relatively warm at 20C and ringed on all sides with spectating hordes enjoying the warmest sunshine of the Games.

The interglacial warm period ushered in benign conditions in the Near East where annual grasses produced large seeds.

A summer of seven Tests at home, in familiar conditions and with warm support, should offer a benign environment.

One minute, a mackerel sky casts a benign, ethereal glow, warming the ochre heather that carpets the lower slopes.

One is the unconscious impact of such benign terminology as "global warming" and "climate change".