subversiveness

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• The TV veteran — who as someone who worked on Fox’s “Married … With Children” is familiar with subversive TV comedy — said he understands the motivation for bringing on someone like Musk.

• In an era when audiences have seen the Wicked Witch of the West transformed into an animal rights activist and Harley Quinn depicted as a sympathetic anti-hero, not every villain needs to be recast as a misunderstood subversive.

• His impersonation saw him charged as a subversive, and he had to be rescued by the American vice consul.

• At the same time, I was learning about science and reading subversive people like Bertrand Russell.

• There are fights, resistance, and subversive behaviors, but through all that, there is a broad commonality.

• Submission is less a novel of ideas than a political book, and of the most subversive kind.

• Miller traces his irreverent and subversive streak to a psychedelic experience during the particularly sweltering summer of 1991.

• Of course, you can read this just as a brilliant, subversive coda to a horror movie.

• Hipgnosis were at their most subversive when taking photos of the band.

• These subversive narratives were not the solution I sought to the dissonance between my expected and actual college experience.

• The worthy man is too loyal to the set rules of his acknowledged leaders, to harbour a notion so subversive and dangerous.

• His lofty realism was subversive of popular superstitions, when logically carried out.

• It gives assurance, at least, that no particularly wild schemes or subversive changes shall be made.

• No question was decided in the academy without the opinion of Aristotle, though it was often subversive of that of Plato.