Sentence examples for what seems benign from inspiring English sources
What seems benign one day can become deadly the next.
The pathos-laden, light-on-action plot narrowly hews to Emma's free fall after what seems a fairly benign breakup, and the acting is mostly sitcom-esque.
So we're not at all unfamiliar with the types of threats that would come in what seems to be a benign environment but really is not.
Less known perhaps, is that only 60 years after the foundation of Batavia, modern-day Jakarta, in 1619, some of those hardy Dutchmen witnessed the aftermath of what seems to have been an early, and rather benign, eruption of Krakatoa.
In "Bacchanal," what seems to be a satyr lurks at the left of a large event in which higgledy-piggledy colors and amorphous forms writhe, perhaps amorously, in a benign outdoor environment.
What seems clear, analysts said, is that while Japanese were sympathetic to putting the relationship on a more equal footing, they shied away from more fundamental changes, in a country that still views Washington as a largely benign protector.
Taking the shape of what seem to be benign advertisements, these malvertisements will infect users' devices when clicked on.
IPod "addiction" seems benign.
When I walk in, everything seems benign.
