Sentence examples for exists pernicious from inspiring English sources

Inside it, on the smaller stage of everyday life, homophobia still exists, pernicious and creeping.

And sentimentality can be pernicious.

Still, Mr. Ferere said, that small group can be pernicious.

"Threat to Divest Is Church Tool in Israeli Fight" (front page, Aug. 6) identifies perhaps the most serious threat to the future of Israel that exists, one even more pernicious than the continuing violence to which the proponents of divestment are turning a blind eye.

The release of the survey came ahead of a speech to the AoC conference by the schools standards minister, David Miliband, who is due to attack the "pernicious snobbery" that exists against vocational education.

"Sir Michael's report is right to stress the importance of rooting out the pernicious culture of low expectations where it exists as this will have a damaging effect on the life chances of hundreds of pupils".

I'm here to tell you that while breaking one's bone upon re-entry is the most sudden and catastrophic way to damage a penis, a surprising amount of other, equally pernicious ways exist.

Designed, in part, to counter what he regarded as the pernicious effects of fairy tales and religion, The Magic of Reality opened with a definition of reality as "everything that exists" and then sought to answer questions such as "Who was the first person?" and "What is an earthquake?" Many critics berated Dawkins for his crude ultramaterialist view and unsophisticated understanding of religion.

As with many pernicious practices, child marriage would not exist without tacit support and approval from the country's leadership.

The five-thousand-word essay, which Graham published on his personal blog, in 2004, begins with the premise that there exist "moral fashions" that are both arbitrary and pernicious.

Cyberbullying can be particularly pernicious.