Sentence examples for subversive content from inspiring English sources

We originally took the show to Channel 4 – you know, the channel traditionally associated with subversive content.

Belarus, Ethiopia, Iran and many others are believed to use "deep packet inspection" to look into internet users' communications for subversive content, aided by hardware from, among others, China's Huawei and ZTE.

"In case they need to shut you down for some subversive content, they need to know how to find you," said an executive with one Beijing firm that hosts Web sites.

Some of the most precious ideas that emerged with the rise of the Enlightenment - liberty, equality, solidarity - now appear emptied of their critical and subversive content, little more than barren slogans.

From 1960 to 1977 the four censors working the afternoon shift at the Directorate of Popular Culture in Madrid banned a total of 4,343 songs on grounds of their sexual, blasphemous or politically subversive content.

In the past few months alone, the government has unfurled a wave of new legal measures as part of a continuing drive to hold Web and cellphone users accountable for "harmful" or "subversive" content — including pirated information and pornography, as well as anything deemed politically delicate.

As the film's biggest champion, she fielded worries about the film's subversive content from Sony Corp.'s Tokyo-based chief executive Kazuo Hirai.

Hindemith's Suite "1922" is Neo-Classical in form but subversive in content: a group of fractured, propulsive dances thick with parodies of 1920s pop music, played dazzlingly here.

In the years after 1936, Shostakovich's symphonic works were outwardly musically conservative, regardless of any subversive political content.

As it is, we can bypass agencies with subversive ideas and content, and sort of be the last man standing".

CROCODILE DUNDEE (Peter Faiman, 1986) Although there was nothing remotely subversive in its content, beyond some gentle poking at uptight metropolitan types and New York social mores by Paul Hogan's uncouth and thoroughly charming Aussie hero, Crocodile Dundee was an out-of-the-blue, worldwide box-office phenomenon that couldn't be (and hasn't been) repeated.