Sentence examples for insidious evil from inspiring English sources
He said: "Her holy life and her tragic death challenge us to renew our efforts to safeguard our young -- to protect them from insidious evil that would rob them of their innocence and scar them for life".
To the film critic Molly Haskell, it seems that France has been cast as the femme fatale, "the seductress who's leading all Europe away from us". "It's this insidious evil woman," she continued, "and the others are probably good guys who are just being led astray".
Ms Gillard said the allegations that had come to light were "heartbreaking", concerning "insidious, evil acts to which no child should be subject".
Self-doubt has this insidious, evil way of seeping into your work.
The most eerie and unsettling subplot is the insidious, evil and dastardly machinations of the FBI, under the direction of J. Edgar Hoover.
He just fought the most insidious evil -- racism and hate -- by banning LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling from the NBA for life, forcing him to sell the team, and fining him $2.5 million.
Those who bravely, at times recklessly, confront the more insidious evils, and where to begin?
The only way to destroy them is to expose them — to reveal them for the insidious evils they really are.
Neil Strauss wrote a brutal piece for The Wall Street Journal early this month called "The Insidious Evils of 'Like Culturee," a scathing and revelatory take on our approval dependency.
If Justice Kennedy votes to strike down Section 5, he will be calling a halt to an unfinished effort to end what the Supreme Court once called "an insidious and pervasive evil".
