Sentence examples for about to be subsumed from inspiring English sources

At no point did the Tory leadership ever challenge the leave campaign's lie that Britain was about to be subsumed into a federal superstate, and thus leave stole the mantle of patriotism, castigating pro-Europeans for selling Britain out to Brussels.

British author Jim Crace has made the shortlist for one of the world's most valuable literary prizes for his Man Booker-shortlisted novel Harvest, the story of a medieval village about to be subsumed by a brutal new way of life.

"It's going to be subsumed into general surgical pathology".

I refuse to be subsumed into its shadow.

No one thought the entire culture was going to be subsumed by sex.

There's a National Centre for Policing Excellence, shortly to be subsumed into a National Policing Improvement Agency.

She uses it often to communicate tender collapse, a willingness to be subsumed.

These last two are scheduled to be subsumed by the clumsily named International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals.

Whence the urge to be subsumed by someone else's existence?

To attend a Phish show is to be subsumed by a community and to carry that experience forth, indefinitely.

To enter a coalition, the Lib Dems have made painfully clear, is to be subsumed by it.