Sentence examples for it's subsumed from inspiring English sources

Today, the writer's paradox of craving solitude but needing community, too, is still there but it's subsumed by the crasser calling of cash.

In some places class matters, in others it's subsumed by race and caste.

If there is a conceptual message about beauty snatched from the landfill here — a green update of the works in MOMA's "Color Chart," say — it is subsumed by visual poetry and formalist grace.

As we peer through railings and dusty cabinets at the slightly twisted body of a tiny toddler or the contorted form of a dog, still struggling to break free from its collar and chain as it was subsumed by the lethal surge, history seems to play out in front of our eyes.

It remained on the Australian Army's order of battle until 1960 when it was subsumed into the Royal Western Australia Regiment, but was later re-raised in 1966 as a remote area infantry battalion.

But it was subsumed in the noise.

"Some of it was subsumed by more current work," reflecting changes in the region, she said.

"It is subsumed within and under the memory of the Warsaw ghetto," he said.

Everything that was bothering me: Neil, my fever, the electric fans, all of it, was subsumed into the pages of the book.

This aspect of biophysics has become more biochemically oriented as it has developed and is now known as molecular biology; sometimes it is considered a distinct discipline, and other times it is subsumed under the biophysical sciences.

But few clients wanted to pay an upfront fee when the cost of commission-based advice appeared to be free (because it was subsumed within the cost of the product).In Britain the introduction of the retail distribution review (RDR) in 2013 abolished commissions and required advisers to explain the true cost of advice to clients.