Sentence examples for insidious about it from inspiring English sources

There is nothing insidious about it.

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

"It's indirect damage, that's what's insidious about it.

It feels vaguely familiar and innocent, but then there is always something very insidious about it.

"They're trying to be insidious about it," said David Ahrens-Bryant.

The most insidious thing about it, however, is that it promotes a false equivalence between youth and worth, between adolescence and adulthood.

"That's what's so insidious about institutionalized racism, it's set up in a way that you're gaslighted right away," said Toronto artist Isis Salam of her experiences in the city's clubs.

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

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

What is particularly insidious about hair loss is the toll it takes on a man's ego during its slow but steady march, the years of mirror gazing and shower-drain inspecting as he helplessly monitors his hairline's inexorable retreat.

What's actually insidious about the whole endeavor is that it's so good at being so bad.