Sentence examples for quickly subsumed from inspiring English sources

Individuals emerge, but are quickly subsumed into the whole.

Addicted to heroin at 16, he was quickly subsumed by drugs and petty crime.

But these were quickly subsumed within a keen attention to natural forms and the grotesque sublime.

Ms. Trudeau's violin occasionally cut through the thickness like an air horn, and any time Mr. Cawdron or Mr. Girt emerged from the haze to lead with clanging percussion, he was quickly subsumed by the wall of guitars.

This "Pocahontas" wallows in an undercooked stew of all of these, so that moments which might prove funny, insightful or worth taking a stand on or against are quickly subsumed into the sodden mass.

But like everything else, that spirit was quickly subsumed by the competitive greed of the global economy: the money, the real estate speculation, the frantic rush for consumer attention.

The movie showed robbers and hostages quickly becoming subsumed by a news media frenzy.

Several locals conceded to being a bit worried about the steady arrival of trendy youngsters, having seen how quickly they subsumed much of Williamsburg.

Initially, it was hoped that the Tea Party would serve as a bulwark against tyranny, but their lofty ideals quickly became subsumed by a political agenda that did little to distinguish them from their Republican counterparts.

The streaming service, born out of Justin.tv to cater to the burgeoning gaming and e-sports industries, grew quickly, raised lots of capital and subsumed its parent, and was tipped to be headed for a $1 billion exit to Google.

In sum, after more than a year of standoffishness and fitful involvement, the Bush administration finds itself back where it was last February, when Secretary Powell made his first trip abroad to the Middle East and quickly found discussions on broader issues like economic sanctions against Iraq subsumed by the violence.