The British painter Antony Micallef likes to subvert pop culture in his work, which is then collected by pop-culture fixtures like Michael Stipe.
A man who chose to live in Italy for most of his life and knew intimately their classical remains and funeral art, Twombly also liked to subvert it by place the sepulchral against the mundane.
Like Braddon and Collins, he was out to subvert his readers' complacency.
He may look like a hippie, but he's not exactly out to subvert the dominant paradigm.
That sounded to many like an attempt to subvert NATO.
The new charges brought against Ms Tymoshenko just before the Brussels summit look suspiciously like an attempt to subvert progress towards Europe.
"This seems like an attempt to subvert and do an end run around the existing criminal justice system," said Jennifer Daskal, the senior counterterrorism counsel at Human Rights Watch.
"Their unwillingness to provide further details just makes it clearer that their decision looks very much like an attempt to subvert the law".
Able Baker Contemporary is a new, artist-run space that, alongside lasting staples like SPACE Gallery and Institute for American Art, aims to subvert conservative gallery practices and offer a more experimental approach (New Fruit, Border Patrol, and art walks on Peaks Island are others).
During host illness, especially under circumstances of critical illness, this delicate balance can be tipped in the favor of the microbe where the potential for a versatile pathogen like P. aeruginosa to subvert and erode an already compromised epithelial defense system exists [ 8, 32].
Major label stars like Mr. Vedder try to subvert from within, using their power in struggles like the fight his band, Pearl Jam, waged throughout the 1990's to curtail what it saw as a monopoly by the ticket agency Ticketmaster.
