Sentence examples for subversive phenomenon from inspiring English sources
Instead, he seems to focus on guerrilla gardening as a socially subversive phenomenon, breaking us out of the unconstructive role we've cast ourselves in as citizens.
Literary festivals sound twee but are, I think, one of the most subversive phenomena to grow in Britain over the past decade or so.
I babbled about how fascinating I found VE night as a Bacchanalian phenomenon and subversive event in British public life, and the comic and fictional potential of the princesses' adventure.
"Subversives" chronicles many examples of this phenomenon.
Alison Lurie, in her entertaining book "Don't Tell the Grown-Ups: Subversive Children's Literature," offers an idea: "Perhaps the phenomenon can be traced to the Romantic movement and the value put on childhood by writers like Blake and Wordsworth, which suggested to men and women of genius that writing for and about children was a serious and worthy occupation".
The street artist, after all, was at the center of "Exit Through the Gift Shop," the subversive documentary about identity and showmanship that became a phenomenon in 2010.
Jeans and leggings, shirts and even shoes that seem to bear the marks of Freddy Krueger's hand are the elements of a phenomenon that has, it turns out, a darkly subversive cast.
It was hostile, subversive.
