Sentence examples for assimilated of from inspiring English sources

An American Christian, Goddam!" Many Jewish songwriters successfully assimilated, of course - Irving Berlin, after all, wrote White Christmas - but none before had tackled this difficult subject in song.

Tomorrow the whiteness will expose all its colours as we welcome back what was lost or concealed in the whiteness How should I know, America which of the colours was the most joyful tumultuous alienated or assimilated of them all?

Here, the category of the material is assimilated to that of sin or evil.

During South Africa's membership in the Commonwealth, its currency was assimilated to that of Great Britain.

The nasals are normally assimilated to the place of articulation of a following consonant.

The elephants that have assimilated to the ways of the metropolis dominate those which have not.

Various tools have been assimilated to assist analysis of CRISPRs.

Therefore, Vg level can be assimilated to an indicator of longevity.

The fungal growth was assimilated to the reduction of the redox indicator.

"Astonishing," he judged the painting, for "the sense it gives us as of assimilated secrets and of instinct and knowledge playing together".

Jacob Grimm states that Dellingr is the assimilated form of Deglingr, which includes the name of Dellingr's son Dagr.