Sentence examples for had been subsumed from inspiring English sources
His loss resonates because we can vaguely recall a time when not everything had been subsumed by the market.
Is it possible that England and France might have been better off if they had been subsumed into the same nation?
Italian troops had invaded in the eighteen-nineties, and by the nineteen-thirties, with Mussolini in power, Somalia had been subsumed into a colony that also included present-day Ethiopia and Eritrea.
Atlantic's peculiar contribution — the eclectic amalgam of unnaïve blues motifs with a nervous but aggressive jump beat — had been subsumed into the general trend of what was by then called rock and roll.
Lest anyone think that Mr. Christie had been subsumed by politics amid a disaster, the governor, who spoke at the Republican National Convention in support of Mitt Romney, heaped praise on President Obama.
When the category was withdrawn for the 2013 cycle, prize director Jean Seaton wrote that blogs had "been subsumed into the mainstream", and could now be nominated for the journalism category.
The greatest test of that proposition, the invasion of Iraq, was catastrophic; whatever democratic aspirations the Iraqis had were subsumed by the anarchy that the Americans unleashed.
