Sentence examples for subversion of form from inspiring English sources
This subversion of form, romantic dream into lethal nightmare, is pure gothic.
On May 5th, 1852, he made a curious journal entry describing color's relationships in terms of the optics of illumination, which anticipated the eventual subversion of form by color in avant-garde painting.
In another subversion of the form, she has the other actors break character frequently to demonstrate their preference for the woman in the La-Z-Boy; instead of index-card nostrums, she offers them soda and a hug and an attentive ear.
In the business world, men in suits concern themselves so much with numbers and data that I don't doubt one would cross out one of my misspelled words in a memo thinking it was a "typo", not recognizing it was an intentional subversion of semantic form.
He's engineering a sort of contradictory workaround for the problem of his own legendary long-windedness; he's subverting the literary genre of the book review in a way that parodies the prose poem's subversion of poetic forms; and he's making an imposing display of his own cleverness and ingenuity.
Our preference is to adapt the Harshlight (Suárez-Fariñas et al., 2005) concept to Illumina data, and to this end we present BASH 'BeadArray Subversion of Harshlight' which forms part of the beadarray (Dunning et al., 2007) Bioconductor package.
The meaning of these messages went unnoticed by the producers until after the show aired to over one and half million people--a sensational media subversion and form of "post-art" reaching a mass audience.
The subversion here is in the telling incongruity of form and content.
Its politics have less to do with parties and international relations than with Miéville's belief in aesthetic subversion as a form of protest and insurrection.
If this is a subversion of the democratic process, it's taking a pretty unusual form.
I feel like in order to understand Jack Ü, you first need to understand the context of having heard EDM in its most clean perfect form to then hear it wonky and weird, like, this is a subversion of something else.
