Sentence examples for poisonous idea from inspiring English sources
Why has this poisonous idea taken such deep root?
What follows is a meticulous history of the rapid evolution of a poisonous idea.
There was a time when such a poisonous idea would have been confined to the lunatic extremes of the racist Kach party, led by Meir Kahane (of whose youth wing Lieberman was once a member).
Later exiled in Berlin and Brixton - at whose mini-markets he delights in mementos of Africa and the Amazon in okra and watermelons - Mundo realises that Arana had sought to inject him with the poisonous idea of "an 'authentic, pure Amazonian art', but... nothing is pure, authentic or original".
The eugenicists had very general ideas about genetics and heredity, very crude ideas about intelligence, and deeply poisonous ideas about racial hierarchies.
He told me that he thought some of the protesters were down-to-earth and decent men; others, he felt, were "full of hatred and poisonous ideas".
But as is often the case with this campaign and with the modern Republican Party, Romney's team stopped short of issuing a complete repudiation and demanding a total cleansing of these poisonous ideas from their ranks.
For all its superficial idealism, the critics insist, his campaign is a conduit through which fundamentally poisonous ideas are entering the mainstream body politic, and thus he needs to be not only defeated but repudiated.
Biology will shut his body down, and cultural evolution will kill his poisonous ideas.
What we're seeing now, through the lens of PUAHate, is that young men who can't get laid – presumably because of their entitled and poisonous ideas of when and how women should pay attention to them – are angry enough about their romantic shortfalls to organise en masse online.
