Sentence examples for subsumed itself into from inspiring English sources

The blogger moms would have had some say in the message, Motrin could turn their gimlet eye to fixing the ads, and the campaign would have subsumed itself into the background noise of the Internet and, interestingly, could have turned moms to Motrin.

In Istanbul, the monumentality of the fourth century AD aqueduct bridge, built by the Roman emperor Valens, forces the modern road system to bend around and through it but is itself subsumed and built into by private housing at both ends.

Her life itself was subsumed into fiction, make-believe and mythology.

Once a university permits itself to be subsumed into its brand name, it becomes, as Charles Nesson puts it, "a production house for making knowledge products".

So maybe, in the long view, it doesn't matter all that much that after more than 30 years Rhino Records -- the Westside store, not the quirky label it spawned, which itself has been subsumed into a vast corporate sea -- is going out of business, with a parking lot sale this weekend to cash out what's left of the inventory.

Fairfield's was formed into Govan Shipbuilders in 1972, which was itself later nationalised and subsumed into British Shipbuilders in 1977.

He has deftly subsumed into his political message not just Jewish nationalism but Judaism itself.

Lower-level achievements will be subsumed into the higher level, for instance AS points would be subsumed into the A-level points for the same subject.

(MPEG-3 was subsumed into MPEG-2).

They have become subsumed into his world.

Real running is subsumed into real dancing.