Sentence examples for insidious campaign from inspiring English sources

We trust that today's judgment will help end the insidious campaign in the British courts to change the law on assisted suicide and euthanasia".

France's first move in this insidious campaign for world domination will be a second gesture of generosity to her old enemy, Germany, the Saar business will constitute the first.

He called the State Department's advice yesterday to dependents of United States citizens in Cuba to go home an "insidious campaign" that only annoyed families who have lived here for many years.

In the west, a common and effective response among regnant elites to unravelling national narratives and loss of legitimacy is fear-mongering among minorities and immigrants – an insidious campaign that continuously feeds on the hostility it provokes.

In "Race and Reunion," the definitive study of Civil War revisionism, the historian David W. Blight documents the long trajectory of the insidious campaign to erase slavery from the war's history and reconfigure the lost Southern cause as a noble battle for states' rights against an oppressive federal government.

For months NATO has fretted that the city was on its way to being taken over by the Taliban not by invading bands of insurgents but an insidious campaign of intimidation and the Taliban's proven ability to arbitrate local disputes in a fairly reasonable way.

Liddle provokes to the brink of apoplexy, but he rarely conceals his views in insidious campaigns of rumour and scurrility.

"We believe that given the constant harassment, pressure and false accusations levelled against the centre – particularly by media and politicians – this is the best course of action for the protection of the local community, its members, and the broader Muslim community that is often implicated in these insidious campaigns," it said.

When anger is truly righteous (as opposed to being artificially whipped up through an insidious propaganda campaign disguised as a television news network) and the cause is truly just, there is no role for insults and personal violence in the movement or by the activists.

It show just how insidious this campaign has been, working away inside people's heads and make them fearful of migrants.

But traditional lobbying has now given way to the larger, more insidious propaganda campaign aimed at changing the terms of debate on social security.