Sentence examples for pernicious implications from inspiring English sources
Why worry about the morally pernicious implications of Nozickianism?
But even textualists are not mindless literalists and so should be able to resist a siren song with such pernicious implications for American democracy.
The pernicious implication of such views is that white males, who constitute a hundred and six of the hundred and ten individuals who have served on the Court, made it on merit, and that Sotomayor is somehow less deserving.
The effect may be less tawdry (or amusing) than Dan Savage's campaign to forever redefine Rick Santorum's last name, but it will likely have wider and more pernicious electoral implications.
I think that the notion that solutions exist as a consumer sell rather than as a lifestyle or an understanding of the deeper implications of health is very pernicious, particularly when it is male centric.
It's a pernicious relationship".
Alcoholism is ugly and pernicious".
And sentimentality can be pernicious.
That message is particularly pernicious.
That pernicious phrase, jobless recovery.
