Sentence examples for insidious argument from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, an insidious argument is gaining ground that the historic moment for the two-state solution has passed.

This is the same sophistical, insidious argument used to fight racial integration of the military not so very long ago.

Unwilling to admit that they want to keep Turkey out, France, Austria and Cyprus are making demands that seem designed to induce the Turks to walk away.Now another insidious argument is being aired.

The language of wellness and self-care has crept into the workplace, the insidious argument behind this trend being that well-rested workers who are getting enough sleep will work better.

Professor Kennedy then closes with his most insidious argument--that his students are merely abusing the "rhetoric of trauma" and portraying an "inflated sense of victimization".

It is extraordinary how often that fatuous and insidious line of argument is deployed in real life, incidentally – and interesting to see it attributed to a vampire here.

Page after page, I argued, I resisted; but the insidious, atheistical arguments drew me in.

Perhaps the most insidious of the arguments against a uniform rule is what I will call the "love you to death" argument: corporate democracy is about choice, so shareholders should have a choice to adopt their own rules even if that means that shareholders can disenfranchise themselves.

But now the cracks start to appear, cracks whose methodological arguments mask an increasingly insidious moral whisper, less heard of course by one than another.

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's fear is that televising the oral arguments would introduce "the insidious temptation to think that one of my colleagues is trying to get a sound bite for the television".

It's this sort of insidious notion -- passed off as a legitimate argument -- that creates the growing level of distrust of Muslims in our society.