Benignness

They do not have the same trust in the benignness of government surveillance. ❋ Unknown (2008)

He drew up his misshapen figure to its full height and beamed at the young girl with an expression of paternal benignness. ❋ Emmuska Orczy Orczy (1906)

In thy soul thou didst have both understanding and humility, divine benignness, undoubting faith, hope and love that is unto God, approaching ❋ Anonymous (1899)

O God's inheritor, associate of Christ, servant of the Lord, holy (mentioned by name), in perfect accord with thine appellation was thy life, for together with grey hairs there shone forth wisdom, the serenity of thy countenance testified to the gentleness of thy soul and thy benignness was manifested in the calmness of thy speech. ❋ Anonymous (1899)

The specially womanly exultation of Emma Dunstane in her friend's noble attitude, seeing how their sex had been struck to the dust for a trifling error, easily to be overlooked by a manful lover, and had asserted its dignity in physical and moral splendour, in self-mastery and benignness, was unshared by Diana. ❋ George Meredith (1868)

She, with no idea of benignness, might speak pardon's word to him, on a late autumn evening years hence, perhaps, or to his friends to-morrow, if he would considerately keep distant. ❋ George Meredith (1868)

Mr. Hearn was benignness itself, but I saw that he was very observant. ❋ Edward Payson Roe (1863)

"I believe you," she said, in a low tone; but she devoted herself so assiduously to the stately banker that he became benignness itself. ❋ Edward Payson Roe (1863)

His benignness, in so much that every heart should be drawn to Him: since greater love one cannot show -- and this He Himself said -- than to give one's life for one's friend. ❋ Of Siena Catherine (1363)

[Footnote 41: _i. e._ a story.] [Footnote 42: _i. e._ of God's benignness.] ❋ Giovanni Boccaccio (1344)

It’s also how bad you think the consequences of it happening will be, and the relative benignness of the preventative measure. ❋ Unknown (2007)

a trifling error, easily to be overlooked by a manful lover, and had asserted its dignity in physical and moral splendour, in self-mastery and benignness, was unshared by Diana. ❋ George Meredith (1868)

1. The lady next door is a relavively [benign] presence. 2. [The cancer's] benign. 3. [The storm] was benign. ❋ Jafje (2007)

[joe] will benign after his [birthday] [next week]. ❋ Mark86 (2005)

I let my children [work out] their own disagreements unless they start [hitting] each other. I'm a big [advocate] of benign neglect. ❋ ViviWannabe (2016)

[My ex] wife and her sister are like [a cancer] that doesn’t kill you. But they won’t leave you alone for the rest of your life. And the are [gross]. … they are so, … very gross. The are the most perfect benign cysters. ❋ Tr¡d (2023)

"Have you heard of [the Beatles]?" "Duh..." "Well, they are pretty great...but [FUCK it], LISTEN TO [JON BENIGN]!!" ❋ Hysterika (2008)

"Yeah, that [tag along fatty] is a [benign tumor] fo sho!" "She just sat there." "[Benign tumor]?" "Definitely." ❋ Deesh (2006)

The benign beginner [made] surprising advances [against all odds]. ❋ Hercolena Oliver (2010)

Jack knew it was a [benign betrayal] telling [Kathy] that her boyfriend was [cheating] on her even although he was a friend. ❋ The Captive Spirit (2010)

He thought there was something wrong. There wasn't. It was merely a case of [Benign] Hat Pressure Syndrome. Removal [Procedure] began immediately upon [identification]. ❋ Jomamanoidus Rex (2013)

[benigne] is [the best] ❋ Axolotlsrsocute (2022)