Sentence examples for subverted so that from inspiring English sources
By contrast, the argument that the implicit hierarchy of a piano trio can be subverted — so that it's not a leader with two sidemen — is even a little older, and yet one of the great things about Mr. Iyer's trio music is that it seems to take the idea for granted.
The will of the many everywhere is ignored or subverted so that governments can fulfill the will of the few.
Unfortunately, the facts of this accounting seem to have been subverted so that only a subset of the lines are being discussed, the copper-landlines, not the Total Access lines.
If beliefs and assumptions are thereby subverted, so be it.
Many residents of the former Yugoslavia and outsiders were stunned that, in 1992, the interreligious goodwill for which Bosnia-Herzegovina and Sarajevo were known was subverted so quickly and disastrously.
The director manages to evade both the stuffy antiquarianism and the pandering anachronism that subvert so many cinematic attempts at historical inquiry.
Besides the bidding has crashed a couple of times and been subverted by a bidder "Racist McShootface" bringing the bid up to 65million dollars -- so that's one strategy.
Without resorting to gratuitous touches and provocative changes to the opera, he said, he wanted to subvert the familiarity so that audiences would leave shocked and awed yet also touched by this 1875 masterpiece.
In Mr. Mda's book, Western-style materialism has so subverted village life that a local chief names his daughter after his cellphone (Nocellphone) and vows to name his next son after the satellite dish perched on his roof.
Here is an explanation I have never found anywhere else of how human nature can be so subverted that someone becomes a suicide bomber.
Growth factor-mediated signalling pathways are frequently subverted in human cancers, so that physiological processes become abnormally regulated by oncogene products such as epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF).
