Sentence examples for a subversive impact from inspiring English sources

In his book Riot on Sunset Strip: Rock 'n' Roll's Last Stand in 60s Hollywood, music historian Domenic Priore attempts to sum up the band's influence by noting, "Few of The Byrds' contemporaries can claim to have made such a subversive impact on popular culture.

Mr Lucke and Ms Petry were among the campaigners, and they decided to launch their party that very night.The narrow path narrowsBeyond electoral calculations, perhaps the most subversive impact of AfD is to spread an idea: that the European Union can flourish, indeed can only flourish, by giving up the euro.

So clueless is she as a fashion plate, so girl-next-door real, that Vogue magazine, no doubt alarmed at the subversive impact she might have on women's couture, mounted an offensive in this month's issue, taking her to the Paris shows, wining and dining her with the likes of John Galliano and Jean-Paul Gaultier.

They fear the subversive impact of Western engagement, which helped foment the fall of Communism in Eastern Europe.

One had compared it, in terms of its subversive impact, to the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion.

I am proud that, like Mark Twain, I have been able to use humor to lessen people's hatred!" In some ways, Pryor probably realizes that his legendary status has weakened the subversive impact of his work.

Of these perhaps the most fatuous was the Independent's Andy Gill's suggestion that the man who spent so many of his halcyon days encouraging people to wear swastikas or explore the subversive impact of kiddie porn, was somehow "damaging his reputation" by appearing on Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack.

But Welles has a modernist temperament and a subversive love of shock.

Lawrence was marked as a subversive writer.

Deborah Weisgall on a subversive classic.

It is a subversive process.