Sentence examples for subsumed in an from inspiring English sources

We assume that the five different string theories are subsumed in an overarching M-theory, but we don't know what this is.

But in Lebanon, the humanitarian crisis has been subsumed in an eruption of nationalist fervor over the fighting, which has killed 45 soldiers, at least 20 civilians and perhaps 60 militant fighters.

But, law has been subsumed in an abstract concept of "policy" that was never informed by sociolegal research, and public health law is uninformed by a sophisticated understanding of law as a social practice, regulatory tool or institutional environment.

In "Iraq: Thirty Years of Progress," a sympathetic account of the Baathist party's first three decades in power, written in 1998 by Naji Sabri Al-Hadithi, who is now Saddam's foreign minister, the draining of the marshes is subsumed in an account extolling the construction of an immense canal known as the Saddam River.

In "Digital Barbarism" the novelist and sometimes political writer Mark Helprin argues that "copyright is important because it is one of the guarantors of the rights of authorship, and the rights of authorship are important because without them the individual voice would be subsumed in an indistinguishable and instantly malleable mass".

As Davis writes to Schapiro in 1952 about the latter's work on the middle ages: "I [received] new information [regarding] the existence of the human individual in what had been an historical abstraction of monolithic sanctity, that is, the middle ages". One can also argue that this is true of post-war America, where the individual became subsumed in an ever increasing world of mass production.

Istak's struggle to provide for his family is to be subsumed in a larger conflict.

More knobs twiddle, and your hearing is subsumed in a fog of tinnitus, muffling and distortion.

But even that huge revelation was subsumed in a greater sensation now gripping the nation.

It was hoped at the time that the British deterrent would be subsumed in a multilateral NATO force.

Most subtleties, however, were subsumed in a dramatic reading of a power and intensity that proved positively frightening in these intimate confines.