Sentence examples for would have subsumed 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.

He argued that Davis left the two elements—jazz and rock—"distinct and recognizable", whereas "pure funk" would have subsumed them both "in a new conception, albeit one that" favors rock.

The exercise was advantageous: it meant JPMorgan itself would not have to bear the losses after it had subsumed Washington Mutual.

Everyone knew the lockout, which has consumed the off-season and had subsumed the run-up to the draft, would affect how teams selected.

Sanders does not argue that greater economic equality would end racism, but for most of his career he has subsumed discussions of race under class.

I think Gander has subsumed his artistic personality into a vast act of networking.

It should be noted that the record business has subsumed not only radio but vaudeville.

Trouble is that today this approach has subsumed everything.

Auslander has subsumed his considerations under the heading of "morphisms being determined by modules".

The technique had subsumed the meaning of the dance and rendered it a tourist experience.

It's well-documented, and also charts how mainstream culture has subsumed and evolved clubbing into a different form.