Sentence examples for were relatively benign from inspiring English sources

Some nativist reactions were relatively benign: romantic poetry celebrating the native soul, or a taste for folkloric roots.

Some were relatively benign, like organizing artistic and cultural exchanges between the two countries.

Despite the gloom Wolfson said consumers were "not in a bad place" as the economic forces that affect spending were "relatively benign".

Sometimes the connections were relatively benign, like the New Deal's brief flirtation with quasi-fascist economic planning in 1933.

THE notion that they were relatively benign players in Europe's imperial scramble is one of the foundation myths of British identity for many white Britons, anyway.

Both Manchurian beef ($10), tender slices in an oniony, brown sauce boasting cilantro, garlic, ginger and chili, and chili beef ($10), tossed with onions, garlic and chili, were relatively benign.

Most reports are relatively benign.

Most of the inhabitants are relatively benign.

"What we have here is relatively benign".

The view among regulators about those abuses is relatively benign.

In those cases, he said, decongestants are relatively benign remedies.