| There are many reasons to snipe at the Stones: the money grubbing, the subsumption of art beneath commerce, their willingness to live off past glories by recycling their greatest hits into package after package. |
| However, these initiatives always suffered from the same issue: subsumption to the rhythm imposed by the interunion and a desire of numbers. |
| That subsumption is regarded as an affront, a declaration of war even, by those who have elevated the game to be the sole provider of identity and purpose in their lives. |
| There would be no difficulty with this subsumption if the objects and the conceptions of the understanding were the same in kind. |
| It leads Kant to describe schematism as a process of subsumption, and to speak of the transcendental schema as a third thing. |
| The subsumption of the condition of another possible judgement under the condition of the rule is the minor. |
