Sentence examples for pernicious traits from inspiring English sources

He particularly castigates gays in his book "The Unhappy Gay: What Everyone Should Know About Homosexuality", attributing to them 16 pernicious traits.

Louis Snyder, in his book "Roots of German Nationalism" (1978), has a whole chapter on what he sees as the Grimms' celebration, and encouragement, of pernicious national traits: "obedience, discipline, authoritarianism, militarism, glorification of violence," and, above all, nationalism.

In fact, these are the traits that unite our most pernicious public health problems.

We use reason extensively to learn the effects of various traits and to identify the useful and pernicious ones.

"Pernicious quicksand!

It's a pernicious relationship".

Alcoholism is ugly and pernicious".

And sentimentality can be pernicious.

That's a pernicious fallacy.

That message is particularly pernicious.

That pernicious phrase, jobless recovery.