Sentence examples for assimilate anything from inspiring English sources

The old art will no longer hold itself aloof; instead, it will play a godfather role in the wider culture, able to assimilate anything new because it has assimilated everything in the past.

Facebook might be unbundling itself, but it's doing that by assimilating anything that shows potential beyond its kingdom.

By contrast, (3) and (4) seem to indicate a mode of concern that cannot be neatly assimilated to anything else.

Ultimately, the book is a cultural study of America, and the country's ability to assimilate just about anything.

The musicians were confident that Mali's music could assimilate and improve anything that came its way.

The ensuing rapid-fire exchange could take on the aspect of an Oxford Union debate (not unlike other confrontations in Kron's diatribe), but because Ireland and O'Connell completely assimilate their characters' convictions, it's anything but.

Just as it wasn't created to destroy anything, so it wasn't created for another discipline to assimilate it without trace.

Results suggest that some parents may be completely unable or unwilling to assimilate study information, with many parents reporting that they could not remember anything they had been told about the trial, and even that they were "not listening to anything" whilst receiving study information [ 50].

Tags will assimilate themselves into a near perfect position, allowing you to tag nearly anything you want to, and that too, within the application.

I got to speak to UK artist Greyson Perry and ask him about the meaning of meaning and he said, "If you find a meaning in anything I am doing then I am going to take that and assimilate that into my understanding of my art".

It would assimilate.