Sentence examples for might have subverted from inspiring English sources

"I'm captain until someone takes it away from me". Messier was absolutely livid about the notion that he might have subverted Neilson purposefully with some sloppy play of late.

Japanese society might like to dogmatically adhere to gender roles, but for decades women have subverted social codes by forming brilliant bands that put their male counterparts to shame.

-- Constitutionalism for convenience: how Kenyan presidents have subverted the supreme law," November 23, 2017 By Othieno Nyanjom.

Authoritarian governments have subverted the World Wide Web into an instrument of suppression rather than freedom.

It might have been subverted at times by the injuries and the grumpiness, but the first South American to be ranked No. 1 in the world has remained a breed apart.

Some critics have suggested that the Kochs' approach has subverted the purpose of tax-exempt giving.

He had subverted state curbs on ownership by declaring himself a business.

Critics dubbed them "casino banks" that had subverted old-fashioned, prudent banking.

Goldfarb doesn't make chocolate cake-although at some point he might have made one, provided he could subvert it, reconstruct it, and serve it with smoked-spare-ribs ice cream, say.

"It's been eye-opening and exciting to see over 50 different interpretations of what an animated "selfie self-portrait" can be," Carla Gannis says".They are all very diverse, and quite a few of them subvert expectations we might have about selfies and contemporary self portraiture.

Just another way she's "subverting the normative paradigm," as I might have said 20 years ago.