Sentence examples for subversive influence from inspiring English sources
Today, the prevailing suspicion is probably not that philosophers have a subversive influence, but that they don't "do" anything "useful".
If that strategy succeeded, Iran's subversive influence would be reduced, Hamas might be moderated, and there would be momentum for further gains.
Coetzee also notes that although at the time it seemed curious "that a man who had been so widely denounced as a subversive influence and an enemy of the Volk should be allowed access to the mainstream Afrikaans press.
He also attributed the political unpopularity of Zbor to the "subversive influence" of Serbian Jews on education and the media.
"That's an old McCarthy-era question used to associate foreign travel with potential subversive influence," Light said.
Tells of events that have heightened Saudi sensitivity to foreign, and potentially subversive, influences.
"If this endless anarchic vengeance and deadly acts continue, there is the danger of them spreading to other parts and being overwhelmed by subversive influences," he said on Sunday.
But his iconoclasm, as well as his potentially subversive doctrines, proved his undoing; he offended one of the Imperial princes by his lack of ceremony and was denounced to the emperor as a seditious influence.
"In fact, it has been reported that he worked for the GRU [military intelligence] and allegedly specializes in 'active measures campaigns', ie, subversive political influence operations often involving disinformation and propaganda.
Akhmetshin dismissed reports that he has ties to Russian intelligence agencies as a "smear campaign", but was described by the chairman of the Senate judiciary committee as an expert in "subversive political influence operations often involving disinformation and propaganda" this year.
Modernist movements were both cherished and vilified by artists and critics; Impressionism was initially regarded by "many conservative critics" as a "subversive foreign influence", but became "fully assimilated" into British art during the early-20th century.
