Sentence examples for subsumed by a from inspiring English sources
The goal of holding wrongdoers accountable now risks being subsumed by a partisan witch-hunt.
The traditional four-year degree is now mostly subsumed by a nine-month conversion course.
The movie showed robbers and hostages quickly becoming subsumed by a news media frenzy.
The campus is distinctive, Mr. Mostafavi said, because unlike most university campuses it is not subsumed by a master plan.
They are subsumed by a big, loud budget discussion of very different kind – a rhetorical fight over economic credibility.
To attend a Phish show is to be subsumed by a community and to carry that experience forth, indefinitely.
Individual moments of drama are subsumed by an overriding slickness.
In those moments when the music is subsumed by an overbearing text, tedium arises.
Then there is a slider of roast pork nearly subsumed by an unctuous, briny, tuna-infused sauce ($8).
It stems in part from the belief that this generation has little to offer in terms of culture, that everything has already been done, or that serious commitment to any belief will eventually be subsumed by an opposing belief, rendering the first laughable at best and contemptible at worst.
Los Perros Locos translates as mad dogs, a fair description of the house specialty: hot dogs in the ornate Colombian style, in which dog (all-beef, chorizo or, for an infinitesimal decrease in debauchery, vegetarian) and bun (split-top like a lobster roll and sweet, from King's Hawaiian) are subsumed by an avalanche of toppings.
