Sentence examples for particularly subversive from inspiring English sources

Of her materials, Mr. Maghazehe said she did not choose them with a particularly subversive intent.

As Christians, we have a particularly subversive example when it comes to economic imagination: Jesus himself.

Instead, they continued to create a world where Kenny's trials with his family and his sexuality were shown to be nothing particularly subversive.

Mike Hoffman, on the other hand, felt that Korra and Asami's relationship was not intended as particularly subversive, but as something the writers trusted younger viewers, now often familiar with same-sex relationships, to be mature enough to understand.

The time zone difference generally meant I attended many virtual meetings and conference calls in my jammies (or less if I was feeling particularly subversive) and was usually half asleep until 9 a.m. when I generally took a nap and started over.

Both Bianchi and McElwee said they believed the images might be seen as particularly shocking and subversive in Italy.

Mr. Abraham, too, appears to have squelched his more distinctive tendencies, particularly his playfully subversive exploration of the ways in which black men perform their masculinity and sexuality.

In cases involving free-speech claims or alleged subversives, for example, he was particularly supportive of legislative regulatory authority.

Many of these Republicans don't believe that listeners -- particularly young listeners -- should be exposed to subversive subjects like science -- evolution and such.

And it has work that anyone can make here and now in the gallery, stamping subversive epigrams on bits of paper – I particularly liked "Looking Without Paying Is Thievery" – or embroidering pictures on a golden cloth.

The club's decision to screen Nikita XXX at 3PM feels subversive, like when a DJ drops a particularly experimental track right in the middle of a crowd-pleasing upfront house set.