Sentence examples for a rather insidious from inspiring English sources

"Unless something has suddenly precipitated these line of events, those feelings, those motivations will have been there for quite a number of years which does imply a rather insidious possibility that there may be a trail further back in the past".

Indeed, Kumārila's philosophically sophisticated efforts thus to detach characteristically Vedic claims from any finite human perspective can be understood as rather insidious.

His true parentage is rather insidious.

As with urinary difficulties, change in bowel habit may have an insidious, rather than a dramatic onset, and for short periods of time at least, may be regarded as part of normal variation in bodily functions.

Conditioned as we are to broadbrush dramas that deal in spectacle rather than insidious truth, we expect screams or sobs but get neither.

"I don't think it's about overt prejudice," Ms. Alsop said, but rather "this insidious comfort zone" that musicians and audiences become stuck in.

The dangers of LEG include unco~trollable explosions, rather than insidious contami­ nation.

Such is the power of words or, rather, the insidious lack of power of the word 'not.'not

A mechanical (rather than a chemical) perspective to the insidious problem of chloride-induced TGSCC is described.

The "alleged repeal compromise" is "not a repeal at all but rather a replacement of the insidious discrimination against LGBTQ people that characterized the original HB2," said Chase Strangio, a staff attorney with the ACLU's LGBT and AIDs Project.

This analysis addresses a really insidious issue that will be at the forefront of skeptical readers' minds; it should be dealt with in full (rather than just saying the analysis was performed and there were no effects).