Sentence examples for will get subsumed from inspiring English sources

Plus, all those new people will get subsumed into the corporate lobbyist superstructure within a few hours of arriving in Washington, so you won't even notice the difference.

They can learn to prioritize and set deadlines, so they do not get subsumed in every project to the detriment of other needs.

A sparse cluster may get subsumed by the tail of a dense cluster and may not appear as a separate mode even if the underlying distribution is multimodal.

He added: "Every once in a while, an election comes along and who you are and what you believe gets subsumed in a larger tide.

Sister Edgar, whose excitement, whose jouissance was destruction, gets subsumed into the multitude, into ecstasy, a human ecstasy and also a religious one.

Part of his irritation is that every issue, every chapter of Scotland's history, is now getting subsumed into the yes/no division.

Now cultural diplomacy gets subsumed within hat-in-hand corporate interests; before you know it, the Dinobots turn out to be Chinese.

"I want to annoy/ And I want to enjoy it," she begins, before the spirit of punk gets subsumed by the yawn of an indolent Mitford sister.

Party hacks like Dick Armey are ensuring that the Tea Party movement gets subsumed within the GOP establishment.

"NATO is the force that protects the European Union, and as a result, EU foreign policy regularly gets subsumed by NATO foreign policy," he explains.

Or listen (again, loudly) to "Eat the Rich," in which the class struggle suggested by the title gets subsumed by blowjob innuendoes or does it?