Sentence examples for subversive innovation from inspiring English sources
How did the papacy justify such a radical – indeed, subversive – innovation in terms of Christian theology?
It could be used to create brilliant, emancipatory, subversive, public-value innovation, or it could bolster existing power structures.
Something missing in campaigns from countries like Britain and Singapore as they compete against Ireland for foreign investment is "the creative and slightly subversive side of innovation," he says, citing names like James Joyce, Oscar Wilde and Charles Parsons; the latter is the inventor of the steam turbine whose ancestral home was in Ireland.
It borders on a product-enabled subversive critique of a multibillion-dollar industry's innovations.
Beyond that, the reverence of tradition and "timeless" musical principles – as well as fear of the subversive nature of creativity and youth – remains strong in Arab societies, while in the west innovation and subversiveness elicit far less resistance and, up to a certain extent, have actually become part of the process.
Intentionally subversive?
It was hostile, subversive.
