Sentence examples for no insidious from inspiring English sources

There were no gimmicks, no discount coupons, no hidden advertising, no keep-'em-coming point-card schemes, no insidious, loopholing paper trails.

"I see absolutely no insidious ulterior motives in President Nelson's invitation to women of the Church to participate in a ten-day 'fast' from social media.

No new hassle, no insidious warnings about venturing outside of Microsoft's walled garden, and no change to Windows' default settings required.

The real issues are subtler, though no less insidious.

Many other female delegates came up against milder, but no less insidious, forms of opposition.

A "changed from within" narrative is no less insidious than the horrors of forced conversion.

And there is probably no more insidious form of bullying than religion.

In promoting his plan, Mr. Leykis has touched an emotional button in those who consider burning or otherwise destroying records to be no less insidious than burning or banning books for political, moral and philosophical reasons.

It is part of what Vladimir Ryzhkov, an independent member of the lower house of parliament, the Duma, describes as a political zachistka (purge): a word mainly used to describe bloody Russian raids on Chechen villages.The raids on Russia's constitution are incremental but no less insidious.

Jodi's lies were different, but they were no less insidious -- if anything, they were worse.

The speed and efficiency of China's IDD drive reflects a recognition of a somber fact of life – that there is no more insidious threat to the lives, health, and development of children than nutritional deficiencies.