Another, more insidious form - is a lie.
Television news programming is especially insidious.
Documentation can be ambiguous in the most insidious ways.
As doubts are so insidious, how do you beat them?
The most insidious weapon the world has ever seen. And he wants to legalize it.
Is it that insidious smile with which our petition has been lately received?
Hundreds of people are killed, shredded, and maimed each year due to these insidious devices.
Nothing could be more depressing, or more insidious to our lives, than a society of loveless marriages and extramarital affairs.
Compared with such well-known horrors, the Naxalite threat is low-key, insidious, and, to the city-dweller, largely invisible.
Osama explained that Qaddafi had once banned the Scouts as an insidious Western influence but later allowed them to reemerge.
As mentioned above, many types of memory usage errors are insidious: the program appears to behave normally, even though it's at risk for memory corruption and improper behavior.
Besides mourning his father, Erik is also nursing an insidious crush on his tenant, a lovely Jamaican woman who lives in the flat below with her young daughter.
The problem also poses a particularly insidious threat to Africa’s sustainable development by adversely impacting important sectors of the region’s economy.
And the majority of his Seventies work would veer toward a more insidious realization of America Via explorations in the realm of punk and blues.
The FCC has also weighed in, calling some placements "particularly insidious because viewers often are unaware that someone is trying to influence, persuade, or market to them."
If you can show how pervasive it is, you reinforce and justify the Foucauldian idea that power is, as I've said, an insidious and ubiquitous mode of circulating knowledge.
Particularly insidious, counterfeit medicines dupe sick people into believing they are taking something which will make them well, when it may instead make them sicker or even kill them.
I wish the fiery transcendence would carry me up and throw me into a sea of flames, where, consumed by their delicate and insidious tongues, I would die an ecstatic death.
