Sentence examples for insidious impression from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more important, when you have to tiptoe around absolutely anything that has to do with blacks, it can leave the insidious impression that there is, in fact, something wrong with being black, something to be ashamed of.

The relationship between central London's police and press appears to have been far too cosy for far too long and no amount of hindsight or indignation can alter that insidious impression.

But a critic who gave the impression that such an experience is "common and normative" would suffer from an insidious form of tunnel vision.

random insidious revving noise.

Subtler, more insidious.

These books are insidious.

Impunity is insidious.

But cancer is insidious.

Its progress is insidious.

This is very insidious".

This is insidious.