Sentence examples for insidious line from inspiring English sources

It is extraordinary how often that fatuous and insidious line of argument is deployed in real life, incidentally – and interesting to see it attributed to a vampire here.

It was an insidious line of attack that stood out even to journalists accustomed to Trump's persistent swipes at the press over the past two years.

This insidious line of thought has no place in American politics, but it sure did fire up parts of the Republican base.

The FSA's enterprise was more on the order of public relations than insidious propaganda — the through line of Liu's Chinese-themed work.

As written, the scene in which Freddie teasingly cross-examines Ripley is simple enough, but Mr Hoffman invests every line with unnerving, insidious strangeness: a snake hypnotising its prey.

"How can it be getting worse under us?" Edwina asks, in a distress that would be genuine but for the insidious message cloaked behind every line in this unctuous and craven film: India's suffering is India's fault.

There is the insidious thinking that follows this line of logic".

Also, Hunter-Chaffee's staging does not give the piece the sense of urgency and danger needed to enhance Yaffe's insidious humor, so some laugh lines are lost.

Despite the rapid pace of medical innovations over the past century, the first line treatment for almost any insidious chronic disease involves taking a conservative approach comprising "lifestyle and risk-factor modification".

Is it regression to the mean, or something more insidious?–Posted by Carey, Pittsburgh Well, the offensive line is a MASH unit, and the impact of that can't be overlooked.

She also has some of the juicier lines (like, "There is nothing more insidious than a person with a higher purpose and a lawyer").