Sentence examples similar to everything subsumed from inspiring English sources

Everything is subsumed into more centralized, digital models of content production and distribution.

Based on the 'poor' coverage of d1 (perhaps because c1 and c2 seem too unrelated to m1 and m2) the user may be asked whether d1 is a fit, and if not, it is pruned (which automatically eliminates c1 and c2 and everything else subsumed by d1) otherwise it would become a potential one, i.e., just like p1 and p2.

Everything must be subsumed to reason even when reason has been shown not to work.

But not everything can be subsumed in discussions of character and good or bad will.

His loss resonates because we can vaguely recall a time when not everything had been subsumed by the market.

There were free-improvised solos, altissimo saxophone squeals and loud, surging sections, but nothing became chaotic; a sense of space and order subsumed everything else.

Trouble is that today this approach has subsumed everything.

One of the problems with a company that has had a relatively long life on the internet is that everything has been subsumed under the AOL brand and a lot of things really don't belong any more".

But everything McPhun does is subsumed by his desire to be Brian Wilson.

He felt that the three main plot strands were poorly balanced, resulting in an episode with "powerful moments that drown as they're nearly subsumed by everything else going on".

The Radio Corporation of America had grown to subsume everything from hire car companies (Hertz) to publishing houses (Random House).