Sentence examples similar to establishment piece from inspiring English sources

In October 1973, Coey submitted an inflammatory article detailing his views on America's foreign policy to the army magazine, Assegai; the firmly anti-establishment piece, "The Myth of American Anti-communism", was deemed "subversive" by the army, which blocked its publication.

In this tale of young love made perverse through the twisted contrivances of the adult world, Wedekind wrote perhaps one of the first anti-establishment pieces of drama.

He was not afraid to poke fun at the establishment (one piece he wrote was titled "Have You a Little German Agent in Your Home?"), and his common man observations often veered into angry rants, such as his piece "The Average Voter," where the namesake of the piece "[F]orgets what the paper said...so votes straight Republicrat ticket".

As Kaufmann told the Guardian, this rare embrace of a candidate who blew the establishment to pieces in primary season and has not dialled down his rhetoric or style since came about thanks to Iowa's vulnerable status as the state that kicks off each presidential election.

Tucked away in an unassuming corner near the front of the diner hangs the establishment's newest piece: a pair of headshots of Eddie Kelly, a former regular dancer on the TV music show "American Bandstand".

I got five cards and wrote the addresses of a dozen establishments on a piece of paper.

Some establishments require a piece of identification or an item of value to be left with the front desk on entry.

They'd assess the efforts of a gang of anarchist percussionists out to thwart the establishment with their revolutionary piece "Music for One City and Six Drummers".

Most guests at this august establishment are in three-piece suits and twinsets.

His piece made "the establishment" a household phrase – and made Fairlie's name in the process.

The subject allowed her to elaborate on the establishment-bashing of the "Cabarets" piece.