Sentence examples for all subsumed from inspiring English sources

Gone are the little joys that make existence worthwhile — béarnaise sauce, pancetta, cake batter — all subsumed under a banner reading, "Doctor's Orders".

Their misgivings are all subsumed in music that can be punky or (more often) orchestral, with ascendant melodies that stubbornly radiate hope.

As ever, topics range from astrophysics to quantitative methods in monitoring human-rights violations, all subsumed under some predictably trite theme.

In 1997 there was another reorganization, and the TCCB, the NCA, and the Cricket Council were all subsumed under the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).

Get up close and what looks like spatter resolves into thousands of perfect circles and jangling repetitive marks, all subsumed in a kind of darkness.

In spots, the passageways become tiny and dark; waves of musicians, hired for an hour or a month or a year, fade in and out, all subsumed by rhythm.

Though we all subsume others' lives and time to fuel our own I think we're uncomfortable fronting up to this.

His Muslim League has been all but subsumed by General Musharraf's "king's party".

All were subsumed into a single policy document bringing about clarity.

Among the Giverny paintings, the standouts are four from 1918 or later of the Japanese footbridge, a structure that is all but subsumed in the skirmishes of radiant colors.

In this movie, authenticity is frequently exposed through tricks: houses burn of their own accord, years pass in the blink of an eye, and Caden is all but subsumed by the world he is trying to make, becoming both God and vassal of his own creation.