Sentence examples for insidious attacks on from inspiring English sources

Among the insidious attacks on LaBeouf is a suggestion that because his performance in the art gallery was about challenging his expected social role, the artistic context somehow invalidated his bodily sovereignty.

AS Africa's economies grow, an insidious attack on press freedom is under way.

Stagefright is a traumatic, insidious attack on the performer's expressive instrument: the body.

At work is an insidious attack on the rule of law by Turkey's governing party.

Yet Burckhardt's work is an insidious attack on Germanic nationalism.

These organizations, lacking full disclosure of donors' identities or of the motivating factors behind specific attacks and messaging, represent an insidious attack on the public's trust.

This year's Lib Dem conference motions contain an array of measures to reverse the insidious attack on our democratic right to protest – including pre-charge bail conditions (control orders by another name, which saw four peaceful protesters banned from even speaking to one another back in April), and the blanket use of kettling.

When I read Mr. Zuckerman's insidious attack on Prophet Muhammad, I realized that I had finally had enough.

Furthermore, as union members we believe that the current education "reform" agenda is a relentless and insidious attack on unionism itself.

Only a few years later, in 1969, the most insidious attack on the genetic heritage of black Americans made its appearance, an attack essentially a reprise of the befuddled genetic determinism of the 1920s.

And if you thought your anti-virus software would protect you from these insidious attacks, you'd be wrong.