Healing Through Service BRADY KAY HOWELL She was subsumed in uncertainty and isolated from expectation.
At the age of 23, after the death of her brother, she was subsumed by a feeling of ' mal de peau'feelinging bad within her skin') and went into psychoanalysis.
She never sounded subsumed by the machinery, even when she seemed to be wailing against its rhythms.
She doesn't subsume her appetites — any of them — in order to appear nicer than she is.
When people slip on Google Glass, they resemble the character Seven of Nine from "Star Trek: Voyager," who had cybernetic implants in her face, signs that she once was subsumed into the dehumanizing Borg.
And she says it the more firmly since the conflict in question subsumes the points she herself has been travelling between: content versus form, enjoyment versus "Kantianism".
This is a characteristically patriarchal gesture: Mathilde seems to ask for little, and subsumes whatever desire for a career she may have had to his larger claims.
She's had to subsume herself into her husband's brand identity, for the pursuit of popularity and poll numbers (his, if it bears saying).
She writes lyrically about subsuming her grief in the relationship with the bird and trying to be like her: "solitary, self-possessed, free from grief, and numb to the hurts of human life".
In keeping with the theme of immersion in the story of this video, she even felt completely subsumed by the production process.
