Sentence examples for slightly subversive from inspiring English sources

Arthur Benjamin has a slightly subversive suggestion in this TED presentation.

It is a slightly subversive gesture of defiance to the governing party.

It is a farmhouse once again, but a farmhouse with a slightly subversive contemporary spirit.

I had always liked the slightly subversive element of the Peace Corps, because it tended to be quiet and personal.

He had been a schoolmaster, and there was something of the kindly, humorous, slightly subversive teacher remaining in him.

It opens with "Could be nice... .. by Ivy Baldwin, a choreographer with a slightly subversive perspective about life and dance.

The message is clearly celebratory and slightly suggestive; it is also egalitarian (no dancing lessons needed) and mildly promotes physical/sexual liberation, so there is a somewhat subversive or rebellious element (at least by 1960s standards) lurking as well.

If it had been slightly more subversive, it might have worked better". And House on Haunted Hill?

They just seem nuts, and if that makes the show seem slightly less subversive than it would perhaps like, then so be it.

Astonishingly, he also wore white sneakers on television, which struck me as only slightly less subversive than the storming of the Bastille.

Not just his slightly pink politics and subversive sense of humor.