Sentence examples for may have subverted from inspiring English sources
He's a Korean pop star, but he's not K-pop, and by satirizing standard K-pop tropes in "Gangnam Style," PSY may have subverted K-pop's chances of making it big in the West.
One is fear of violent crime and riots, which were reaching one peak in 1968, and were mostly linked in the popular imaginary to African Americans (director and co-writer George Romero may have subverted this by casting a black male as the heroic protagonist of the movie).
However, the American journalist John Seabrook noted that by "satirizing standard K-pop tropes in Gangnam Style", Psy may have subverted the music genre's chances of making it big in the West.
The doctors were aware of their limitations regarding knowledge and the tests available for potential OAB patients; but were reluctant to reveal these limitations to patients because doing so may have subverted patient expectations.
-- Constitutionalism for convenience: how Kenyan presidents have subverted the supreme law," November 23, 2017 By Othieno Nyanjom.
Meanwhile, there is no equivalent to Ms. Danes's Carrie Mathison character, the government operative who suspects that the returning prisoner may have been subverted by his captives and turned into a terrorist.
Some proffer that libraries as we know them may go away altogether, ironic victims of the information age where Google has subverted Dewey decimal and researchers can access anything on a handheld device.
The mental click for me: a protect-yourself-first-and-foremost idea has subverted the mission of law-enforcement officers, just as it may have degraded the military's.
The half of the electorate that may read this article may be correct to point out that, trying to maintain power in the face of demographic change, one party has subverted the very principles it espouses.
Some critics have suggested that the Kochs' approach has subverted the purpose of tax-exempt giving.
Critics dubbed them "casino banks" that had subverted old-fashioned, prudent banking.
