Sentence examples for something insidious from inspiring English sources

"If there's a fish kill, there must be something insidious".

"There's something insidious that's happening in our culture, it's unseen and slow and subliminal.

Actually, there's something insidious about "that's so gay" that speaks to deeper (often unconscious) prejudices.

If you're unconvinced that there's something insidious going on here, think of alcohol.

No disrespect intended!" There is something insidious about the promise of these freeways.

Is imitation the sincerest form of flattery, or is it something insidious and toxic?

Or maybe something more insidious is at work.

But something more insidious may be at work as well.

But maybe there's something more insidious than mere parity.

Sometimes, too, something more insidious is going on.

But there's something pretty insidious buried inside music rental models like this.