Sentence examples for insidious movement from inspiring English sources

This began in the United States back in the 30s as an insidious movement in which designers, formerly purist in their aims of human betterment, became more commercial and cynical.

The BBC position on science is one of total bias and promotion of anti-science and the windbags of socialism that hide behind this insidious movement.

"Cupcake Culture" refers to the insidious movement toward the sweet, the twee, the totes adobie, the insignificant, as the defining mode of girl culture.

If every anti-gay activist and politician came out today it would not end opposition to LGBT equality, but it would take the heart out of this insidious movement.

As a 20-year employee at the Swedish news agency Tidningarnas Telegrambyra, or T. T., where he worked mostly as a designer, he played an important role in revealing the insidious neo-Nazi movement in Sweden, but he was rarely allowed to step up to the keyboard and write what he knew.

The San Diego Union-Tribune reports that, "Federal data indicates Californians paid $171 billion in higher costs for power over the last 20 years, compared to the national average," again the insidious and destructive movement to lower energy demand and GHG emissions by pursuing policies that increase prices.

Long before the #MeToo movement, the insidious effects of harassment were well known to organizational researchers.

The BDS movement is an insidious economic attack that is exclusively anti-Israel.

While white supremacist rock 'n' roll is not a huge movement, it is insidious because it appeals to the vilest sentiments.

The current American problem is not the threat of insidious growth of an authoritarian movement that will destroy several centuries of social progress.

Tendinopathies are a range of diseases which are characterised by chronic tendon pain, swelling, localised tenderness, impaired movement, rupture and insidious degeneration of the tendon ECM [1 3].