"subversive intent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to an intention to undermine the establishment or an existing system. Example sentence: The protesters had a subversive intent to disrupt the status quo.
A statement on the Hughes Web site denies any subversive intent, saying that "it is not our intention to have Janelia Farm serve as a model to drive changes in these institutions".
All three works were painted with the same subversive intent.
Yet Maus's eerie take on Cop Killer carries just as much subversive intent.
Of her materials, Mr. Maghazehe said she did not choose them with a particularly subversive intent.
Scipio had no subversive intent, but his career set the precedent for circumventing the cursus regulations by appeal to the popular assemblies.
Its subversive intent lies in that it can be used to lessen the impact of teargas, canisters of which the police fired arbitrarily into crowds of commuters.
Although news about the turmoil has been scrubbed from the Web, local Communist Party officials and the police have been painting the protesters as subversives intent on fanning ethnic disunity.
The Buddha cracks Pakistan's sensitive census Local difficulty A rig too near ReprintsThe junta itself blamed "subversives", intent on sabotaging the generals' goal of joining the regional grouping, the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN), in July.
Looking for analogies in the corporate world, the staff laboring away on the coal face at Business Week are probably not subversives intent on overthrowing the capitalist system.
Kusama says there was subversive intent in the kiss between the two female leads, but for many, it will just look like two hot girls kissing.
Riyadh will insist that the Iranian role in Bahrain is subversive with the intent to instigate sedition if not to absorb Bahrain just like Vladimir Putin absorbed the Crimea.
