Sentence examples for insidious face from inspiring English sources

She has hit her stride predicting ecological catastrophe in science fiction epics such as The Ice People and The Flood, or exposing the insidious face of complacent, middle-class racism in the Orange-prize-listed The White Family.

We weren't aware, at that time, of another insidious threat facing the Canyon's fragile ecosystems and the people who depend on them: uranium mining.

They are, however, such a blatant violation of Europe's single market that they are unlikely to survive.The more insidious threat facing London's financial-services industry comes from a thousand smaller regulatory hurdles that will make it incrementally more difficult or expensive for financial firms to conduct business or enter new markets.

Last week, OCEANA Board Member Sam Waterston spoke at the Mid-Atlantic Governors Ocean Summit to address one of the lesser-known and most insidious dangers facing the oceans now -- the acidification of the water from its absorption of ever-increasing carbon dioxide emissions.

"Our journalists also face insidious threats from other quarters, be they commercial, judicial or political.

"While schools face insidious pressures on budgets and staff, things cannot change.

Women are told they should feel empowered and follow their dreams -- but then they face insidious judgments when they don't have kids on someone else's schedule.

When speaking to people who've engaged in public shaming, he seems a bit baffled by the implication that they need the public and impersonal mode of communication to effectively combat the insidious prejudice they face.

There is an insidious health crisis facing men in the United States today.

For all its imperfections, the UN is the sole international institution of indisputable legitimacy; it has to become the functional center for harmonizing mankind's response to a threat far more insidious than any faced in history.

In their book, The Power of Full Engagement, Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz write: "Projection is an especially insidious defense against facing the truth...It involves attributing one's own unacknowledged impulses to others.