Sentence examples for somehow subverted from inspiring English sources

"Given that the Irish government of the day decided not to legislate on the matter, it is difficult to see how" the Vatican's "letter to the Irish bishops, which was issued subsequently, could possibly be constructed as having somehow subverted Irish law or undermined the Irish state in its efforts to deal with the problem in question," the Vatican said.

And I think Texas would be hard - it's such an archetype, and the real challenge would be to somehow subvert those archetypes and scrutinise deeper".

Eliot's essay on Collins is filled with nostalgia for such a time — before categories of high and low were fully established — and his palpable love of Collins somehow subverts his fastidious critical pronouncement.

There is, within this overwhelming support, an assumption, as some of my survey respondents and interviewees argue, that lesbian marriage somehow subverts the heterosexual, patriarchal narrative – but does it?

"So somehow I subverted the system".

Aware that it is using the sufferings of the third world -- once again -- as a backdrop for the moral agony of white people and wishing somehow to subvert this tiresome convention, the film amplifies the selflessness of the mostly white rescuers and the helplessness of the black victims, which only makes matters worse.

It will also depend on the costume-drama stolidities of Merchant-Ivory being subverted somehow.

The view that scientists who write about their work online are somehow trying to subvert the scientific process is unfairly narrow.

If apposite language distorts human experience by pretending to represent it, responsible writing should subvert itself somehow.

And somehow I wanted to subvert that; the need to constantly express and put your verbal and psychological stamp on everything".

They all subverted democracy.