1.   New York City health authorities also took a benign view of leprosy.

2.   A more likely explanation, he believes, is that the tiger represented the more benign view of nature -- and God -- that Blake wanted to promote.

3.   Admittedly, Parini is not entirely persuasive in his more benign view of Frost.

4.   But Clinton takes a surprisingly benign view of state initiatives that express popular feeling rather than court-imposed mandates.

5.   But there is also a more benign view of the return of a breed of Soviet economists that many had assumed had become extinct.

6.   Fearing that career social workers would take a benign view of public aid, the state hired an outside company to run the program.

7.   For such reasons, professor Gerald Gunther of the Stanford Law School took a benign view of the violence against women decision.

8.   Japanese account for the majority of Aibo owners in part because their culture already contains a more benign view of robots.

9.   No question, the doctor does take a most benign view of change.

10.   Not everyone has such a benign view.