Sentence examples for has subsumed everything from inspiring English sources

Trouble is that today this approach has subsumed everything.

I think Gander has subsumed his artistic personality into a vast act of networking.

It should be noted that the record business has subsumed not only radio but vaudeville.

It's well-documented, and also charts how mainstream culture has subsumed and evolved clubbing into a different form.

The technique had subsumed the meaning of the dance and rendered it a tourist experience.

Aitkenhead saw this as sentimental, but in grim retrospect it points to someone who struggled against his fear of his own sorrow, someone who was afraid, perhaps, because he understood the potential that unhappiness had to subsume everything else about him.

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.

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

Capitalism is basically the Borg; it infects and subsumes everything it touches.

Establishment of the set point of the system effectively denies a role for socioeconomic and environmental factors in the aetiology of obesity, subsuming everything into the physiology, which seems unlikely (Symonds et al., 2011).

The culture ministry has been subsumed into education.