Sentence examples for more insidious tactic from inspiring English sources
This is a far more insidious tactic, but fortunately, when the racial subtext of those messages is made explicit and our better angels are free to act, we recoil from the implicit racism.
In Oyeyemi's short story, we see how precarious that can be: with her locked diary, Eva protects herself from being pried open and objectified; her co-workers, by plotting to steal her diary, threaten her mind, a more insidious tactic than trying to subjugate her body.
Other tactics are more insidious.
Psychological torture tactics are far more insidious to the criminal justice system because there are no physical scars from physiological torture.
Beyond specific tactics and policies, there remains another, in some ways more insidious connection between the stratagems of the second Bush presidency and the rise of a reality TV star to leading candidate for president.
Tactics like the cellphone offensive have allowed the Taliban to project their presence in far more insidious and sophisticated ways, using the instruments of modernity that they once shunned.
"The phone is more insidious.
More insidious, with the W.T.O.
But it does something even more insidious.
These minor inconveniences mask more insidious problems.
