Sentence examples for subversive point from inspiring English sources

Raban locates a subversive point in Obama's address, artfully buried in platitude.

You would think the subversive point of view that makes these shows stand out from standard histories would actually be their selling point for today's audiences.

Director Martin Lloyd-Evans has created something utterly reliable and palatable, which for me misses the subversive point of G&S.

But the film makes the subversive point that, although the crime rate is substantially lowered, the corruption of Gotham continues and opportunity for all is not increased.

The story to me is about the onset of a subversive ethnic point of view that has not yet poked through to Sterling Cooper.

During the days when U.S. Immigration worried about subversives at points of entry, one middle-aged French intellectual with practically no knowledge of English heard the examiner ask, "Do you believe in the overthrow of the United States government by force or violence?" "Er," the immigrant replied, in agony exactly to understand alternative answers to the question–"preferably by force".

When Danny Boyle's opening ceremony was beamed around the world showing Britain in all its idiosyncratic glory there were some who felt his creation was subversive to the point of being anti-establishment.

In 2007, it was a very different cultural scene, and this stuff was seen as very subversive at that point, and it's not anymore now everybody thinks it's great!" Ebenstein explains, gesturing at a cluster of young women in silver and black huddled around a display case.

More important, "Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture: a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color.

"Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture, however, a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color.

"Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture, however, a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color (Mitchell).