subversions

The government accused the group of subversion.

The artist's work was seen as a subversion of traditional art forms.

She was arrested for allegedly plotting subversion against the regime.

The novel was praised for its subversion of gender roles.

The comedian's humor often involves subversion of societal norms.

The film's plot is a clever subversion of typical romantic comedy tropes.

The artist used subversion as a tool to challenge authority.

The subversion of justice in the legal system is a serious concern.

The novel's ending was a brilliant subversion of readers' expectations.

The play is a powerful subversion of traditional storytelling techniques.

Mr Clark describes this as a " policy of subversion" .

University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier was convicted subversion.

Erdogan said he needs new powers to " rid the military of the virus of subversion" .

He said it was subversion and blackmail.

Kim Dong Chul, a missionary, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for subversion.

After World War I, Jewish success led to ungrounded accusations of subversion and war profiteering.

Trump faces four counts in the election subversion case, which includes conspiring to defraud the United States and to obstruct an official proceeding.

The approach of the elections was the thread that led him once more to the skein of subversion.

But the truth is that this warping and subversion of tragic conventions is not restricted to Euripides.

But writing in the Guardian newspaper the same day, the head of Britain's domestic intelligence service known as MI5 accused Moscow of increasingly aggressive cyberattacks, espionage, propaganda and subversion.