Sentence examples for has inserted itself from inspiring English sources

Any other outcome would have been startling, since Morrison's novel has inserted itself into the American canon more completely than any of its potential rivals.

Almost overnight, it seems, 1 World Trade Center has inserted itself into the skyline, visible from places where the sky had seemed more empty than open since 2001.

Tensions are higher now that Iran has inserted itself directly into the Syrian civil war on the side of President Bashar al-Assad.

And, of course, the federal government has inserted itself into the nation's banks, including BB&T, which accepted $3.1 billion in bailout money under the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

But the Israeli Army is under particular stress, because it has inserted itself deep into the occupied territories in order to protect the Jewish settlers who have planted themselves among the Palestinians.

With a 6-0 recOklahomaahoma State has inserted itself into the national title conversation and will be near the top five when the first B.C.S. standings are released Sunday.

Mysteriously, and magnificently, a half-inch of peanut butter blended with mascarpone had inserted itself just below the whipped cream.

By 2013 it had inserted itself into eastern Syria and adopted a new name to match, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

"Our local grade school is now the government school," State Senator Forrest Knox wrote in an op-ed article last year, echoing conservative concerns that the government had inserted itself unnecessarily into education.

They, too, found evidence of its having inserted itself into genes associated with the skin, and that not all of the newly arrived genetic material is helpful to its current bearers.They made other discoveries, too.

As reported in the February issue of Nature Genetics, the cell chromosomes had small pieces missing or added where the virus had inserted itself.