Sentence examples for something pernicious from inspiring English sources

Yet there is something pernicious about this self-presentation.

Yet there is something pernicious about inflation falling too far, too fast.

Something pernicious has happened in the 15 years since, and Sydney has not just regressed into a ghost town, but there is an undercurrent of something much more sinister in the way the city is being run.

Shot in lush colors, with lingering images of the arid California hills, the film also makes use of an eerie desert silence, and the voyeurism of the glass-walled vacation home suggests that something pernicious is afoot between the two couples.

Lexington is correct that Rush Limbaugh's niche market ensures that none of his rants will ever move the masses to take up arms, yet there is something pernicious about broadcasting to an audience that is so socially isolated.As with the "fairness" of airwaves, the government may be ill suited to address this issue.

Nevertheless, in a helter-skelter world where two events are sometimes conflated into a trend, it was fair to wonder whether something pernicious was brewing in the soul of Yorktown, a town on Westchester's northern frontier that has struggled through an evolution from countryside to suburb.

Or could it be something less pernicious and more important?

But I'm equally sure there is something especially pernicious about being a research scientist.

But the war on women is something more pernicious even than a "cold war".

But the small print of the merger document reveals something more pernicious in the eyes of many shareholders.

While we were not the first people to use the Internet to look at another person's privates, something more pernicious and tawdry was under way.