Sentence examples for subversive minds from inspiring English sources

Subversive minds apparently think alike.

Patterson also praised Ford's "exquisitely subversive mind".

But a patient reading of this astute and closely reasoned work reveals an exquisitely subversive mind.

Are they taking us for a ride, just like they did in the brilliantly subversive, mind-bending documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop?

Some may actually imagine a shining path to the White House for Mr. Paul, but he seems to have something far more subversive in mind – an "intellectual revolution" to tear down decrepit political institutions.

But perhaps Serge Vorobyov had a more subversive precedent in mind: the money-drop as agitprop or performance art.

Spy magazine, which Kirn, an ex-contributor, lengthily extols, was subversive only in the minds of its contributors.

Humor, as a habit of mind, is subversive.

An untitled piece from 1990 displays two miniskirt patterns embroidered with gold thread; its frayed clusters bring to mind the subversive sensuality of Meret Oppenheim's fur teacup.

"All classes are criminal, we live in an age of equality": Joe Orton's subversive mot came to mind as I listened to the craven upper-middle-class palaver of Harley Granville-Barker's 1905 play "The Voysey Inheritance" (directed by David Warren, at the Atlantic Theatre Company, in a muscular adaptation by David Mamet).

Given the modest scale of the EU refugee resettlement plan, and the unignorable bulk of those 3,979,000 legal arrivals, the words of a subversive Middle Eastern preacher come to mind.