Sentence examples for achieved insidious from inspiring English sources
We have come to realize that Saudi donations and contributions both direct and indirect, have achieved insidious influence on the American Government extending from the price and supply of oil to U.S. policies toward the Persian Gulf states, Iran and Iraq.
And yet they're curiously effective, so confident in their misfires that they achieve a sort of insidious charm.
The first Insidious began its life with £1.44m, going on to achieve a lifetime gross of £7.14m.
He claims that absent the insidious and invidious effects of a racist society, success in achieving admissions to selective universities or attractive jobs would be randomly distributed across racial lines.
How we feel about fame, what people are willing to do to achieve it, and why anyone even cares are topics both fascinating and insidious.
"Four Corners can reveal that a secret multi-agency police report found the Madafferi visa case highlighted 'insidious ways' the mafia 'enter the social or professional world of public officials and through legitimate processes achieve influence'".
The effects of poverty are debilitating, particularly on those with disabilities, taking an insidious and progressive toll on emotional, physical, mental and spiritual well-being, and leaving many individuals without hope or belief that they can achieve the American Dream.
Achieve, achieve, achieve.
These books are insidious.
