Sentence examples for designed to subvert from inspiring English sources
Duvernay's critical portrayal of Johnson seems designed to subvert the "white savior" archetype.
Ironically, co-directors Rob Ashford and Kenneth Branagh have chosen to revive Terence Rattigan's 1948 farce, Harlequinade, which affectionately portrays exactly the kind of old-fashioned actor-manager tradition the six-play Kenneth Branagh season at the Garrick is designed to subvert.
Hence, Black Theology is in fact an anti-ruling class ideology designed to subvert the existing sociopolitical order.
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Apparently, Nunes been played and played big-time, a cog in the Steve Bannon machine designed to subvert the current investigations.
The performance is designed to subvert ideas about the audience and their place in the proscenium (the space in front of the curtain).
At the top of the high street, DJ and record label owner Andy Votel kept playing God Save the Queen by the Sex Pistols — the only English language record in a set-list of European music designed to gently subvert the nationalism of the occasion.
The co-ordinate expression of bacterial virulence genes which are designed to evade, subvert or circumvent the host response on the one hand, and the host defence mechanisms which are designed to restrict bacterial survival and replication on the other hand.
However, because drama therapy is designed to work through metaphor, to subvert defenses and often to indirectly arrive at client issues, it is unavoidable that students in these classrooms will have experiences that evoke their own personal affective material.
Coated with urethane and scrawled over with words and drawings from the hands of passersby, the mirrors are "designed to complicate reflection and subvert subjective clarity".
In 1944 the Office of Strategic Services published its Simple Sabotage Field Manual – a guide designed to teach ordinary citizens how to subvert government services in occupied countries.
