Sentence examples for subversive figure from inspiring English sources

Andrew Motion claims that Keats "was a dangerously subversive figure".

In vaunting Tintoretto as a subversive figure, the Biennale is doing something similar.

Napoleon Bonaparte could with reason be called a "dangerously subversive figure", but Keats?

In this retelling Mary becomes a subversive figure, torn apart by grief.

Pearce Quigley turns Petruchio's servant, Grumio, into a faintly subversive figure who punctuates his master's obsessive references to his father's death by ostentatiously kicking a bucket.

Surely Batman's best hope currently is to act as a sort of jaded, post-imperial mentor for this genuinely exciting and subversive figure?

But now two new subversive figures have burst on to the scene.

Because Kardashian might be one of the most subversive cultural figures we have now.

And the government pushes more of its critics into the subversive category, whose emblematic figure remains the Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo.

For Mr. Fresco, the show's subversive twists required an accessible central figure.

Was the common figure intended as a subversive response to the elite object and the dominant social forces it represented?