Meanings of insidious influence in English

The insidious influence of art cannot, as a matter of fact, be exaggerated.

The most insidious influence with Colonel House was the kindness of his own heart.

Despite being persecuted, the Bogomils exerted an insidious influence on the growing Slavic Church.

Evelyn nodded, for she had felt and striven against the insidious influence of which he spoke.

She longed with all her heart and soul to be rid of the woman and her insidious influence.

Much of the book focuses on Mr Trump's father Fred, and the insidious influence he had on his children.

Pavek pried himself free of Zvain's insidious influence and made a clean escape to the barren land outside Telhami's grove.

Kriegler admitted that, although the election may have been genuine, the Zanu-PF's insidious influence played a critical role in underlying their victory.

In this sense it is true that the Jew is wielding an insidious influence throughout Europe, like the old apostles among the heathen.

It is, therefore, a hostile and dangerous element in a republic, although a few may hold great wealth and resist its insidious influence.

This has proved an exceedingly potent and insidious influence, leading state officials to surrender voluntarily state prerogatives in exchange for appropriations of federal money.

He was yielding to the insidious influence of her presence, was dropping rapidly back toward the attitude as well as the accent of "our set."

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The insidious influences of wealth more than balanced the good effected by a long succession of virtuous and gifted princes.

It was better to remove her from insidious influences to fresh surroundings where she would, so to speak, breath a bracing air.