Sentence examples for it's pernicious from inspiring English sources

Keep Calm and Carry on is strong fucking advice that we could all heed and everyone of you fuckboys on Twitter who thinks that it's pernicious reach around this entire soppy nation's sentimental necks is just showing off for 1 RT and 3 Favs.

Johnson recently told the London assembly : "It's pernicious and I would be prepared to use [compulsory purchase] powers.

That's a very common duality that you see in the business world, and it's pernicious because you may not realize the problem for a long time.

One expert featured in the series, Kelly Brownell of the Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity, says in one of the films that food marketing to children is "powerful, it's pernicious, and it's predatory".

Listen for a moment to Gen. Daniel J. Kaufman, the dean of the academic board, speaking of the hazards of "casualty aversion": I think it's pernicious, because what it says is officers no longer have the right to use their judgment, to make decisions based on the situation on the ground and act decisively in accordance with what they believe to be the requirements of carrying out their mission.

What happens here is relatively low level, but it's pernicious and it ruins lives.

Blogger Andrew Sullivan praises his brave new world and still reminds us that "the triumphalist notion that blogging should somehow replace traditional writing is as foolish as it is pernicious" and suggests that "blogging's gifts to our discourse make the skills of a good traditional writer much more valuable, not less".

The idea was as simple as it was pernicious: wages and hours legislation violated an individual's freedom to make an independent (read: worse) deal with his employer.

His allure is as powerful as it is pernicious.

This is our history – it is alive and it is real and it is pernicious.

Before that was "Ur So Gay" – a song as inane as it is pernicious.