Sentence examples for gets subsumed from inspiring English sources

Now cultural diplomacy gets subsumed within hat-in-hand corporate interests; before you know it, the Dinobots turn out to be Chinese.

He added: "Every once in a while, an election comes along and who you are and what you believe gets subsumed in a larger tide.

Sister Edgar, whose excitement, whose jouissance was destruction, gets subsumed into the multitude, into ecstasy, a human ecstasy and also a religious one.

"I want to annoy/ And I want to enjoy it," she begins, before the spirit of punk gets subsumed by the yawn of an indolent Mitford sister.

This seems to be the trigger for a classic battle between the truculent individual and the propagandist state, but it is one that gradually gets subsumed in a wealth of detail.

If you think that Jesus is fully God and fully man, no matter how hard you try, the man part gets subsumed by the God part.

They can learn to prioritize and set deadlines, so they do not get subsumed in every project to the detriment of other needs.

Part of his irritation is that every issue, every chapter of Scotland's history, is now getting subsumed into the yes/no division.

"FlashForward" has the sobriety and charge of the best, early days of "24" but builds its tension more gracefully and feels reluctant to be get subsumed by its own philosophizing.

Some might say, "Well, there is no Brontosaurus, because the name got subsumed into Apatosaurus". True, but we get to call our specimen Brontosaurus, because it's the one Othniel Marsh called "Brontosaurus". You might have to use quotes, but it's still the Brontosaurus.

And while being here, I get subsumed to the identity of just being Asian, or sometimes just being identified as the more majority East Asian countries like Japan, China, or Korea, and even identifying as Indonesian is sometimes quite difficult because of the discrimination that I faced in the past in Indonesia itself.