Sentence examples for being incorporated into a from inspiring English sources

Benjamin's terse little aphorism manages to liken works to death masks, conceptions to living human beings, the changes a conception undergoes before being incorporated into a finished work to life, the stabilization and stultification it allegedly undergoes after such incorporation to death and so on.

When I lived there, the ruins were fenced off, but today they are being incorporated into a new public park.

Police officials say the landscape of abandoned houses, stretching block after block, after Hurricane Katrina is being incorporated into a revived drug trade, with the empty dwellings offering an unexpected convenience to dealers returning from Houston and Atlanta.

By Rebecca Mead August 14, 2017 Donald Trump is responsible for what is probably the first instance of one of George Carlin's seven dirty words being incorporated into a campaign policy position.

The key moment seems to have come when, during the Falkland Islands War, O'Reilly and his crew got some exclusive footage of a riot in the streets of Buenos Aires and it wound up being incorporated into a report from the veteran correspondent Bob Schieffer, which failed to mention O'Reilly's contribution.

Bush and Cheney, he added, can try to prevent the C.I.A. assessment from being incorporated into a forthcoming National Intelligence Estimate on Iranian nuclear capabilities, "but they can't stop the agency from putting it out for comment inside the intelligence community".

These ideas are being incorporated into an ongoing action-research project by the health service.

All of this is incorporated into a fairly familiar interface.

But this is the first time a new feature has been incorporated into a total redesign.

The papers say that the Rockaway Peninsula was to be incorporated into a city of its own.

Some of it might be incorporated into a special National Public Radio broadcast or posted online.