Sentence examples for insidious thoughts from inspiring English sources

It's scary that people are using this as an excuse to vocalise their insidious thoughts.

I was "ugly" -- or at least that's the insidious thought that pervaded my mind at that time.

My therapist told me not to tell other people it because it's such an insidious negative thought.

But we also know that in golf as in no other sport, your mind can mess with you — especially with those insidious self-doubting thoughts that attack you midswing.

Surely my train of thought had been infected by something insidious: my thinking, this report and the great grammar school initiative are all trapped in the same frame.

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

In it, he diagnoses Western thought and culture, those insidious products of modernity, as an infection to be purged.

The first few pages contain all the political realities of this future society: the Police Patrol snoops in people's windows, and Thought Police, with more insidious power, linger elsewhere.

At a time when many Americans long to believe that electing a black president cancels out a history of slavery, prejudice and entrenched inequality, Mr Mamet reminds the viewer of the insidious forms of racism that poison ordinary thoughts.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — President Bashar al-Assad of Syria on Wednesday night described what he said was an insidious Western attempt to recolonize his country, and he appeared to reject any thought of compromise or negotiation with the insurgency seeking to topple him.

"Green" excels at capturing the insidious ways prejudice works through people — in a store owner's guarded interactions with Mar, in thoughts David doesn't want to think.