We English tend to deride ourselves far too easily, because we've lost so much confidence, because we lost so much of our own sense of identity, which had been subsumed in this forced imperial identity which I obviously hate.
This finding has motivated the development of different psychological treatment approaches to improve cognitive deficits, which have been subsumed under the term cognitive remediation [ 3].
Maybe our ancient roots and awareness of a pre-1700 way of being has resulted in a society and culture in which genuine expression has been subsumed by the need to retain the identity-protecting divide between the artist and his creation.
In a world in which originality is viewed with suspicion, radicalism has been subsumed by the mainstream, and bands are happy to churn out facsimiles of facsimiles of original pop.
In the first paragraph Branca asserts that "the music industry itself has been subsumed by corporate culture," which wouldn't have been news in 1979.
In many jurisdictions, the crime of rape has been subsumed under that of sexual assault, which also encompasses acts that fall short of intercourse.
Although clear definitions were developed and have been described in this article, it is acknowledged that these are broad, researcher-constructed, areas under which a diverse range of research, policy and guidance material has been subsumed.
The genus Urosphena has been subsumed in Cettia (e.g. [ 4, 6, 38], which, based on the current circumscription of Cettia, is not supported by the molecular data.
It has been subsumed by myth and propaganda.
The culture ministry has been subsumed into education.
