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Therefore Shakespeare was an agnostic and a subverter of morals.

You vicious subverter of every decent thought!

I am not a subverter of moral values, but I think we have to keep the interests of the children in the forefront.

He was the arch-atheist, the materialist, the subverter of all that was held most dear by the reigning powers.

The antihero emerges as "a perturber and a disturber," a "subverter" of things as they are.

So naturally Chavez the Autocratic Subverter was miffed anew.

Pop chart subverter Pink, with her performance of global No 1 So What, brought even the cynical types to their feet.

Kauffman reminds us that Lincoln was routinely dismissed as "a tyrant" and "a subverter of the Constitution."

The great subverter of Pyrrhonism or the excessive principles of scepticism is action, and employment, and the occupations of common life.

One of many paradoxes that confront the traditional believer in Christianity is that Jesus was the great subverter of tradition.

Besides, Mr. Nakas is a very clever subverter of all versions of history; mere knowledge won't keep anyone a step ahead of him.

A career-long subverter of gender roles, Ono says: "I think Peaches is gonna do a great job.

Often these are very powerful, such as the Organic Armor, Religious Talisman and Allegiance Subverter ship components.

There are those who accept him as a subverter of meanings, including his own, an anti-philosopher, a disconcerting jester, gleefully overturning accepted habits of thought.

In essence, Aderca depicted Proust as a "Symbolist novelist" and a visionary subverter of the classical novel.

Convicted felon, liar, obstructor of Congress, subverter of the rule of law, says Lawrence Walsh, the independent counsel.

They refer to Miss Barr as "the first pornographic star" and liken her to Lenny Bruce as a subverter of official morality.

Internally, America is depicted as the horrible hegemonist, seducer of Taiwan, container of offshore expansion and subverter of order with our prattle about human rights.

And so are the drawings from Changi Jail that darkened the vision of this brilliant draughtsman and made him a masterly subverter of the British character.

Many will say turn away-away from this man, for he is not a man but a demon, a monster, a subverter and an enemy of the black man-and we will smile.

Lasker-Schuler was herself a relentless subverter of accepted ideas, but she, as much as Goethe, saw the Faust-Mephistopheles story as something a little deeper than a sensual romp.

Shrigley's faux-naive cartoons and stuffed Jack Russells divide critical opinion, some seeing him as a witty subverter of daily life, others merely as a bad comic with ideas above his station.

Those every day things which are at once most vulnerable and most valued are most readily menaced by that satanic subverter of brotherly love and good-neighbourliness - the witch or sorcerer.

For the true danger was always the book-the subverter of all who had come to use the magic from the time of the Warlock Lord to the time of the Mord Wraiths.