unthreatening

IPA: ʌnθrˈɛtʌnɪŋ

Examples of "unthreatening" in Sentences

It's very poetic and unthreatening, which is just like Lou in a way, but when you turn a corner, man you turn a corner.
Regardless, his basically "unthreatening" demeanor gets girls into the throes of his sheets all the damn time, anyways.
With this drinking, the ego was irritable and aggressive, which is sad because I used to be the happy drunk who was unthreatening.
Much of American theology, high and low, seems devoted to making Christianity unthreatening to our base desires, our culture and our economy.
That was a reflection both of the middle-class makeup of the protesters and the relatively calm, unthreatening, and apolitical nature of the protest.
With this in mind, I decide to sign up for a book lovers' dating site, partly because it might ensure I have something to talk about with potential dates, and because it seems unthreatening somehow.
At a pre-trial military hearing, prosecution witnesses testified that the detainees, Hamaady Kareem and Tahah Hanjil, were unthreatening and that their bodies were found in a kneeling position having apparently been shot in the back.
London Evening Standard's Nick Curtis described Henry as "the country's most prominent but unthreatening black entertainer" - the paper removed the word "unthreatening" from later editions - after he won the Standard's theatre award for his performance as Othello.