"Could we cultivate and recreate these authentic realms within the construct of performance?" Transcendence is, of course, what every performing artist seeks and what every audience member wants to feel: that moment when the performer is ego-less, subsumed by the art form, yet also entirely the master of the material.
As the work force became increasingly heterogenous, its interests were less easily subsumed under the blue-collar egalitarianism that had dominated union policies since the interwar and immediate postwar years.
Its likely message — feminist menace, more or less — is completely subsumed in its aesthetic power.
That isn't the story that people want to hear, she says, but the details matter less and less as time passes, being subsumed into an "amorphous" narrative about heroism.
Scotland already has its own conversation, and newly confident in its own identity is perhaps less fearful of being subsumed by Brussels.
Mainly, Mr. Hacker suggests, it's because women are less willing "to subsume themselves or limit their ambitions to make life more congenial for men," as many did in the past: "Few are willing to sustain the former complementarity that required them to play a subordinate role.
These candidates are linked only by their appeal to authenticity, and less disposed to subsume their brands in major party coalitions than factional leaders were eduring the New Deal or Moral Majority eras.
5 = statistically less important joint lesions are subsumed as 5 = others; e.g. intraarticular ligament avulsions and flake fractures.
Several more or less distinct neurolinguistic syndromes are subsumed under the general category of progressive non-fluent aphasia.
Lately, Mr. Currin has been making works in which the pervasive malaise, less licentious and misogynous, is now subsumed in a larger project to fashion a more luxurious and durable brand of surrealism.
Author interviews became less frequent, and in-house essays were subsumed by customer reviews, which cost the company nothing.
