Sentence examples for insidious about from inspiring English sources

There is nothing insidious about it.

"That's what's so insidious about this".

Actually, there's something insidious about "that's so gay" that speaks to deeper (often unconscious) prejudices.

But what's insidious about the latest degradation is that it is totally self-inflicted.

Professor Beard, 58, had told BBC Radio 5 Live: "There's something very strangely and awkwardly insidious about it.

What was insidious about this was that it gave investment banks an incentive to keep underpricing I.P.O.s.

Wan made the first "Insidious" film for about $1.5 million, and the director's other summer smash, "The Conjuring," was produced for about $20 million.

THE most insidious thing about cancer is its tendency to spread.

"One of the insidious lessons about TV is the meta-lesson that you're dumb.

The insidious thing about this is, I can't even tell.

Years of insidious cant about "elite universities" has not so much distorted as devastated sensible priorities.