Sentence examples for subversion from from inspiring English sources

The proposed changes amount to naked subversion from within.

Many "saw it as a sign that a conspiracy had penetrated the Republican Party — as subversion from within," he said.

"Subversion from within – not attack from without," writes Blair, "has emerged as Mr Putin's favoured technique for controlling events in Ukraine".

It was a movement which marked the uptake of post-punk's intellectual work into the wider marketplace, where post-punk's open challenges to the sounds of the charts were superseded by a policy of entryism, or subversion from within.

The head of the British intelligence agency MI6, Alex Younger, has said cyber-attacks, propaganda and subversion from hostile states pose a "fundamental threat" to European democracies, including the UK.

"Weeds" has never derived its subversion from the mere obvious matter of its setup: a widowed mother, Nancy Botwin ParkerLouistartsker), sellingselling drugs to keep her family from falling out of affluence in a fictional Los Angeles suburb.

At one point, an unidentified man who looks like Merlin and talks like Rick Perry says of the Koran, "It will be a mix between subversions of — from the Torah, and subversions from the New Testament, and mix them into false verses".

At one point, an unidentified man who looks like Merlin and talks like Rick Perry says of the Koran, "It will be a mix between subversions of from the Torah, and subversions from the New Testament, and mix them into false verses".

Other shows worth seeing in this relatively new gallery building include Jessica Bronson's video installations at CRG; a survey of photographic subversions from the 1960's and 70's by the artist Robert Watts at Leslie Tonkonow; and witty insect-oriented art by Christy Rupp and Bill Scanga at Frederieke Taylor.

That threat is more likely to come from terrorism and subversion than from Iran's sanctions-weakened air force, and the best-known use of Saudi troops abroad recently was to help suppress democracy demonstrations in Bahrain.

The term Trojan horse has come to refer to subversion introduced from the outside.