For whatever reason, as we were being fitted with microphones, an IDEA entered my head: "you're going to be sick," an insidious little voice said.
"The grave danger is that today he gives voice and lends insidious quasi-respectability to what was heretofore unutterable.
I have to warn you though -- this voice is very insidious.
Through tapping into a collective fear, felt not only by the "working class" but also by young people terrified out of their minds about the mess into which they are being catapulted, UKIP are being given a growing platform from which to voice their most insidious views.
A disembodied voice (Penelope Wilton) attacks him with insidious, predatory intent.
It's the voice that makes the disease so insidious and deep-seated, steeling boys not to own up to the changes in themselves while making them fiercely resistant to anything that might help them.
I worry about insidious sexist or racist messages delivered in seemingly harmless voices for my biracial girl.
They come from an artist ingrained in the fabric of CCM, someone who's long preached the Good News, though, unfortunately, an insidious and irrevocable fault cracks through the speakers as this is the voice as Jennifer Knapp.
The director, Kate Wasserberg, throws every hoary horror-movie cliché imaginable at the audio track: whispering voices, spooky laughter, sing-song nursery rhymes, eerie birdcalls, insidious piano.
Calling someone an attention seeker is an insidious way of taking power away from women who are using their own voices".
