Sentence examples for insidious rumor from inspiring English sources
Influential Republicans in Columbia note, with a hint of regret, that the personal malice and trickery that have so inflamed past primary campaigns — like the insidious rumor back in 2000 that had John McCain fathering an illegitimate black child — have been utterly lacking before next week's vote.
On the other hand were the battered emotions: the ardent vows to not support Sen. Barack Obama under any circumstances, the insistence that every insidious rumor concerning the Illinois Democrat was grounded in fact, the belief that the party itself had conspired in an effort to tear down the Clintons.
The most insidious Wall Street rumor is one that is deliberately planted in order to move a stock.
This, of course, is a version of an insidious but widely discredited rumor that has been embraced in places like Damascus and Marseilles but is beneath the dignity of Trenton and Newark.
His critics, though, suspect more insidious forces were at play, and to this day they swap rumors that make the stipulated facts seem like frat-house hazing.
What's frightening him, he added, is that there is an insidious digital divide in Jogjakarta: "Internet users are only 5percentt of the population -- but these 5percentt spread rumors to everyone else.
These books are insidious.
Its progress is insidious.
