inoffensive

Which would at least be inoffensive and, for the matter of that, true.

The show itself is inoffensive, if a little obvious, and could go either way.

First of all, there is no such thing as inoffensive radiation.

No one had made even the least inoffensive remark for the last few minutes.

The letter was warm but inoffensive, so much of it as they were able to see.

How could anything be more natural and inoffensive than breastfeeding?

A big part of the series' appeal is the inoffensive content.

What possible reason can anyone have had for killing such an inoffensive victim?

Generally slow and inoffensive, they spend all their life in the water.

He seemed a quiet, inoffensive man, no more exciting than she.

But it's fundamentally all very inoffensive, and meant to be so.

It was the same quality that made his fascination with money so inoffensive.

Here's one of the world's most talented and inoffensive singers!

"I knew you couldn't be that little inoffensive looking man."

Would the court have to end programs that were popular with the public and inoffensive to Democratic teachers' unions?

He had a square face, a slender build, and looked sort of inoffensive.

The art displayed at the event turned out to be almost entirely inoffensive.

The little direct support remaining is geared to sound inoffensive.

Peaceful, inoffensive: what had she done to merit this life in death?

All agreed it was modest, inoffensive and easy to drink.

Somehow this inoffensive prop suddenly became the focus of my attention.

They were very inoffensive young men and Geoffrey had no particular objection to them.

"I take you inside," said the more prudent guard, trying to look inoffensive.

He's really very slick in an inoffensive kind of way."