Sentence examples for a form of subversion from inspiring English sources
The clinical insanity that seems to afflict him onscreen is itself a form of subversion.
She said: "It includes elements that define criticism of the government as a form of subversion".
Yet Chile's transition to democracy was facilitated by the poet's survival in people's minds, his lines repeated time and again, as a form of subversion.
"Language has always been a form of subversion... a kind of shorthand that connects you to your circle of friends... and ultimately a way of getting the last laugh," explains Amy Sohn, author of "Sex and the City: Kiss and Tell," the official companion book to the show.
It was a form of subversion that the Shah's security forces were unable to control, and was used with similar success in Afghanistan during the Soviet invasion.
Perhaps the point of Banksy's art is that it inhales the wild spirit of forgery: his work makes free with brand identities and the symbols of authority, it replicates them, debunks and devalues them, it is a form of benign subversion.
Popular music, in particular, is considered to be an effective form of subversion and resistance under oppressive circumstances.
Many people I talk to find it bizarre at first, but I truly do believe this to be an effective form of subversion.
Where youngsters once knuckled down in the hope of a lifetime position at Toyota or Fujitsu, diminished prospects prompted them into a very Japanese form of subversion – wearing outlandish clothes and pink hair dye.
In the nineteen-fifties, a small minority saw the introduction of fluorides into the water system as yet another form of subversion.
