Sentence examples for insidious code from inspiring English sources

"When President Trump says that he's going to let law-enforcement agents 'do their job,' it's insidious code," Chris Rickerd, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union who specializes in the C.B.P., told me.

Discussions of "taste" or "respect" are insidious code words for censorship.

"We Republicans have worked long and hard to develop insidious racial code words like 'entitlement society' and 'personal responsibility,' " said Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky).

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet "We Republicans have worked long and hard to develop insidious racial code words like 'entitlement society' and 'personal responsibility,' " said Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky).

SirCam may not have been as widespread or as insidious as the Code Red worm (another virus that wreaked havoc last week), but it was perhaps more imaginative, in the way that it rifled through your computer and turned up embarrassing stuff, as though your hard drive were your underwear drawer.

Whatever the intentions, the vocabulary and logic of "safe spaces," "micro-aggressions" (slights and insults, including inadvertent ones), and "trigger warnings" (labels accompanying written or visual material informing readers that the content might be upsetting) can be just as insidious as actual speech codes.

To make matters worse, the administration's attempt to enforce the dress code has been positively insidious.

It is these sorts of insidious practices that the school admissions code was set up to counter.

(ICD code F20.4) Simple schizophrenia: Insidious and progressive development of prominent negative symptoms with no history of psychotic episodes.

A more insidious aspect of this "anti-child predator" business, the speaking-in-code of it, is disgusting.

Since then, he has long battled Russian makers of ransomware, an insidious program that locks up a computer until the user pays for a code to get back in.