Meanings of more subversive in English

In many ways it's more subversive than you'd ever imagine on first glance.

He has done something much more subversive and shocking: he has quit academe.

These, though apparently innocent in themselves, might give an appetite for yet more subversive dissipations.

All of these artists create work that is more subversive and stimulating than they are supposed to be.

Could any argument be more subversive?

Which is more subversive of peace and Christian fellowship-ignoranceof our own characters, or the characters of others?

I didn't want it to be an issue film, because I feel it's more subversive to do that, Gupta said.

It was a kind of slightly subversive statement and what's even more subversive about it is that I'm so not gay.

Here the meaning seems to be more subversive -a quiet act of rebellion that went unnoticed for over a year.

In contrast, they regard soft pornography such as Playboy as providing nothing more subversive than harmless entertainment for the emotionally and sexually retarded.

Every time I go back to Beckett he seems more subversive, not less; his works make me feel more uncomfortable than they did before.

Yet a miracle of sorts had taken place during the service: Amina heard a more subversive message that afternoon than she had ever heard before.

He refers to the "rawness" of what is happening within unionism while asserting, "There is no one more subversive than a good unionist."