Sentence examples for assimilate him from inspiring English sources

"Just give the Venezuelans time to assimilate him".

One wants to sleep with Daddy, for Daddy, within his sight, but rather than be angry about it, one wants to somehow assimilate him into adult, healthy love for the socially acceptable partner--such a tall order to meet, when the certainties of Freudian psychoanalysis have vanished into the ether of Derridean uncertainty!

"We assimilated him instead," Ms. Jorgensen said.

We meet it in Mrs Cadwallader, the vicar's wife, who sees Middlemarch itself as a spiderweb of gossip, which connects to the idea that Lydgate is doomed by the common consciousness of the society he is in: "Middlemarch, in fact, counted on swallowing Lydgate and assimilating him very comfortably".

(This interpretation of Xenophanes, which assimilates him to the Eleatics, is highly disputable given the surviving fragments, but was common in the ancient world).

In 1749, after the death of du Châtelet, Voltaire reinforced this impression by accepting an invitation to join the court of the young Frederick the Great in Prussia, a move that further assimilated him into the power structures of Old Regime society.

America would have to assimilate with him.

His mother played the piano reasonably well and wanted her son to learn the violin, not only to instill in him a love of music but also to help him assimilate into German culture.

Baloo was the first animal to encourage Mowgli to use his human brain to invent things; the wolves had been uncomfortable with his tricks, and his wolf parents had tried to make him assimilate.

The problem, says Ayer, is that the soldier needs acceptance as much as the system needs him to assimilate.

This machine enabled him to assimilate and compress Cubism, and to ground it in reality, with an originality and intensity unequaled by any American artist except Stuart Davis.