The most insidious aspect of "Married to the Mob," "Things Change" and "Spike of Bensonhurst" is that each, in its own way, is so entertaining.

But perhaps the most insidious aspect of the latest advocacy is the idea that boys inevitably bring out the worst in girls, or hopelessly intimidate them.

Having no notion of Harry's real purpose here, Jud was struck by its insidious aspect.

The insidious aspect of the state-secret privilege is that it doesn't just protect evidence; it keeps the entire trial from happening.

One person could appreciate the insidious aspect of that house.

But I did not explain to you the other insidious aspect of writing.

What we're seeing now is the insidious aspect caused by the drug problem.

And that's another insidious aspect of mobile telephony: its retrospective ability to make even a relatively recent novel look quaint.

One of the more insidious aspects of these competitions is the way they turn everybody into closet bookies.

Often the players involved hope to call our attention to some of the more insidious aspects of midcentury social and cultural conformism.