Sentence examples similar to pernicious crowd from inspiring English sources
User-generated advertising is only over because it's been reborn and rebranded as something altogether more significant and – if you work in advertising – something altogether more pernicious: crowd-sourcing.
Despite initially saying she would wait for him, they divorced in 2009 and she moved temporarily to the Caribbean island of St Lucia, where she hoped to escape the pernicious influence of the drug crowd in Camden, north London.
Readers with a financial bent will appreciate the hard-headed analysis of a human endeavour that is too often clouded by the passions of crowds.Perhaps the most pernicious myth they lay to rest is the idea that governments can use sport as a tool of economic development.
People punched the air, though possibly not in outrage at the pernicious advance of Smut Inc., while a terrifying gaggle of pre-pubescent girls snaked through the crowd, re-broadcasting the lyrics as soon as they left the lips of the man on stage.
Domestic abuse is pernicious.
That inertia is pernicious.
The symptoms are pernicious.
Reprehensible! Foul! Pernicious! Unsubstantiated!
This is pernicious nonsense.
