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However, during other episodes or parts thereof the performers intentionally subverted the 'seriousness and compulsion for precision', as though to ridicule or laugh at themselves.
Each had been ' subverted ' by the corrosive spread of irreligious philosophies within its elites.
However, according to one view, this basic configuration can be subverted in order to accommodate neutralisation.
Immediately the hierarchical arrangement that characterizes the other schemes, with a clear circulation system branching out from the main entrance, is subverted.
What is more, he was reported to have subverted school decorum by mocking his fellow teachers and making light of the school's activities.
The masker's performance, however, subverted the mood and message of the character's song.
It is the multiplicity of ways such communication can be effected, subverted or rendered problematic that concerns me here.
Euripides' pre-existing narrative (and its mythical sources) were subverted, deconstructed, and replaced by a new narrative.
It presupposed that deals struck with these authorities would survive in the legislature and not to be subverted by local governments or the courts.
Libertarians shared the objections of corporate and traditionalist conservatives, contending that federal social programmes entailed burdensome taxes and subverted individual rights and responsibilities.
However, expectations may be subverted, resulting in incongruity, and this incongruity may give rise to humour.
Without such parity there is a serious risk that democracy will be subverted by powerful economic interests.
The very institutions of socialization were being subverted.
In contrast, use of cloning by infertile couples does not necessarily entail that the offspring's interests are subverted to advance the interests of the procreators.
By fabricating this continuity, he subverted the position of contemporary professional philosophers, who on the whole were not concerned with the natural sciences.
