Sentence examples for insidious silence from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it's, "Are you Catholic?" Other times it's a more insidious silence that smells like, "Oh you black guys do that sort of thing, right?" From both races.

All of this can lead to an insidious silence about what can and does happen.

Insidious silencing, indeed, is the true danger.

To Wojnarowicz ― whose ashes were valiantly scattered on the lawn of the White House ― civility is the insidious cousin of silence, and silence = death. .

Converting Bitcoins to "real money" may seem innocuous but it belies a more insidious threat, the silencing of the populace.

I prefer the unapologetically supernatural shenanigans of Insidious, which (like Dead Silence) suggests James Wan and Leigh Whannell might be more at home with spooky noises, faces at the window and ghostly tableaux vivants than with the explicit tortures of the Saw franchise they created seven years ago.

Are we, in some sense, choosing a form of silence far more insidious than women have ever known in the past?

You will find the body's insidious whispers in your mind, silenced.

More insidious were dust clouds that stilled the bells, stopped the clocks, silenced the organ and turned every surface gray.

What many White Americans don't realize is White silence and refusal to closely examine ourselves are two of the most insidious elements that foster the racism that persists in the fabric of our country.

The insidious problem with the media's facile uptake of this industry frame is that it silences — rather than encourages — debate.