Sentence examples for insidious flaws from inspiring English sources

The issues raised by Minaj, and many others following her first Tweet, are real: racism in the music industry, inability to recognize white privilege, and the more insidious flaws of a feminism dominated by white, heterosexual women.

And his swing is as sweet as ever — better even than in his heyday, Watson says, now that he has fixed an insidious flaw.

The title refers to a gold-encased crystal bowl with an unseen, fatal crack in the crystal, just as the relationship of the main characters seems perfectly rich, while beneath its surface lies an insidious flaw.

I had accepted these quirks as part of who I am; now I twisted the mannerisms into insidious character flaws — signs of some impending unraveling.

If anything, the structural flaws in our democracy are starting to show in some insidious ways.

Why won't you at least entertain the possibility that the way in which scripture on this particular topic has been taught, like so many others that came before it regarding anti-miscegenation, race, slavery and women, may be flawed and tainted by archaic bias falsely cloaked under the insidious fallacy of "love the sinner, hate the sin"?

Subtler, more insidious.

These books are insidious.

Impunity is insidious.

But cancer is insidious.

Its progress is insidious.