Sentence examples for been subsumed in a from inspiring English sources

That these issues have now been subsumed in a debate over political correctness and free speech on campus — important but largely separate subjects — is proof of the self-serving deflection to which we should be accustomed at this point.

For many viewers, it was also Mr. Obama's first word: the issue has been subsumed in a dizzying blur of testy town halls, speeches, clashing 30-second ads and virulent, endless cable news debates.

At the time, Cohan was a half-forgotten figure, a composer and a performer who had made his name on the stage in the last years of the 19th century and the first two decades of the 20th, but whose sentimental style had long since been subsumed in a tidal wave of jazz.

But even that huge revelation was subsumed in a greater sensation now gripping the nation.

It was hoped at the time that the British deterrent would be subsumed in a multilateral NATO force.

The other is that in the United States family origins -- Italian, Irish, Jewish, Hispanic -- are subsumed in a deliberately chosen new identity, without being lost.

This is the first question!" The word "first" was subsumed in a Donaldian chuckle — the kind that serves as an ambiguous indicator of both sarcasm and glee.

"We didn't want to be subsumed in a grand coalition without it actually being a coalition," says Razzall. "There was no point losing our identity".

It happened 15 years ago to Andrew Motion, whose rigorous biography of Philip Larkin was subsumed in a deluge of public chatter about the poet's hardened racism.

She said she liked that the garments were subsumed in a composition of color, shape and form while still retaining their associations.

And Laurie Beckelman, who was chairwoman when the Landmarks Commission took over 100 Old Slip eight years ago, said it was very unfortunate that the agency was going to be subsumed in a large office tower and lose its signature home.