anodyne

For the next five years, until his death in 1953, he ground out anodyne pieces.

They are not good, the circumstances, to write an anodyne letter.

When death was on such a scale it became anonymous, anodyne.

But there was no context at all to these anodyne texts.

On his face was the happy bemusement of those who had taken anodyne.

Work is always a great anodyne, especially if you love your work.

But he spoke his mind, and in a world of anodyne public figures this was refreshing.

All this is so anodyne as to be completely unobjectionable.

They dismiss his original pieces as "anodyne" and not up to the test of time.

He thus seems to go too far initially, and then shrink back to an anodyne conclusion.

The routine was an anodyne to my weary brain and I lost myself in it.

Besides that, forgetting is an anodyne and a blessing to most people.

There's always the temptation for the laureate to find some anodyne ground to stand on.

Even if the conference ends up producing an anodyne declaration, some good could still come out of it.

In fact, I'll have to analyze this anodyne drug.

You are more likely to hear the more anodyne: personal authority, or influence.

In fact, some would consider it pedestrian, even anodyne.

It was replaced by anodyne phrases like "united in an ever closer fashion."

With rare exceptions, she does not answer even the most anodyne questions shouted out by journalists.

And Hatred is also a great anodyne for shame.

About 40 minutes into the call, an anodyne female voice interrupts and says, "The time remaining is 30 seconds."

"I don't mean to say that our films are totally anodyne now," he said.

The guests all have something to plug, and no question is considered too anodyne or banal.

In any case, what is happening to the Tamil minority cannot be shrugged off as a simply anodyne act.

Mostly people are happy to talk, certainly the fear that kept their comments often anodyne and far from politics before the revolution, has completely changed.

In the event the text was falsified by the Munich public prosecutor who added the word 'anodyne' and the word 'mere'.