Sentence examples for use insidious forms of from inspiring English sources

The conspiracy theorists claim that these "cultural Marxists" began to use insidious forms of psychological manipulation to upend the west.

There were also more insidious forms of Russification.

Many other female delegates came up against milder, but no less insidious, forms of opposition.

But has ExxonMobil abandoned more insidious forms of denial, which are themselves deniable?

Prince William is using the trip to gather support for his drive to stop the trade in ivory, wildlife and illegal animal products, which he called "one of the most insidious forms of corruption and criminality".

We understand that disparate treatment is wrong, but we have a harder time reckoning with more insidious forms of bigotry.

Today, when we consider subtler and more insidious forms of injury, it's far from clear whether the problem is the style of play or the play itself.

"It is one of the most sneaky and insidious forms of tax increase the state has ever collected," said Edmund J. McMahon, a conservative analyst with the Manhattan Institute.

It would be a mistake, too, to seize upon these instances of overt vulgarity while ignoring more insidious forms of sexist language.

He called it "one of the most insidious forms of criminality in the world today".

"But subtle, insidious forms of discrimination persist in ways that can also damage the psyche and impede progress," Bracy said.