Sentence examples for pernicious images from inspiring English sources
This idea — that pernicious images and ideas are more powerful than benign ones — shapes Pozner's analysis in every case, and explains how she manages to extract clear messages from messy exchanges.
The source of that assurance is generally believed to be Ashcroft, a man in thrall to one of the most pernicious images in rock: that of the genius poet, a direct descendant of the romantics, unbearably moved by life's horrors and beauties.
He calls it a "pernicious double standard".
It describes and analyzes the virulent strain of anti-Semitic propaganda that invoked images of pernicious lice.
She appears before them dressed in a fat suit that makes her appear to weigh 250 pounds, and talks about body image and the pernicious influence of the media in creating unattainably thin ideals.
Accurate knowledge of coil sensitivities is crucial for parallel MRI, and errors in calibration represent one of the most common and the most pernicious sources of error in parallel image reconstructions.
Within the context of a psychological thriller, Mr. Kon explores the crisis of Japanese women entrapped by the crippling shojo image, which is seen as spreading its pernicious influence over several generations.
Focusing on the consumption of alcohol or drugs as a particularly pernicious form of risk-taking seems to have more to do with images and ideologies of maternal self-sacrifice, purity, and decadence than with rational concern for fetal well-being.
Those who seek to sanitize such tragedies by banning the publication of truthful images chill free speech and erode our liberties in a way that is far more pernicious than the events themselves".
Some China observers see the unprecedented sweep as part of a vigorous push under President Xi Jinping to put a lid on dissent and create an image of social harmony, but they warn that the means being deployed could have pernicious results.
