Sentence examples for assimilated seamlessly from inspiring English sources
So a lot of young people just choose easier jobs, like working in hotels or at 7-Eleven". Big adds that the Moken youth have pretty much "assimilated seamlessly" into Thai society, so much so that "whatever 'bad Thais' do, Moken do now too", he notes.
Today electronic sound and production methods are seamlessly assimilated into popular music.
This is classic Fast Company stuff -- the revolutionary zeal of the 1960's and the therapeutic language of the early 1970's have been seamlessly assimilated by the business world.
In France, once a French citizen you leave cultural and ethnic differences at the border and are theoretically seamlessly assimilated into the republic.
Look at Tsarnaev and you see. . . a regular-looking kid, one who — to outside appearances — had, like generations of immigrants before him, assimilated quickly and seamlessly.
"Cheney's Law" is an exemplary exercise in synthesis that displays a reserved tone and still manages to feel like a riveting political thriller as it diagrams the ways in which the vice president's vision was often so seamlessly assimilated.
Similarly, England whose military nine years ago was forced, kicking and screaming, by courts to include gays has now seamlessly assimilated them so much so that most younger Brits can't even understand what the big fuss was to begin with.
Prepare to be assimilated"?
"Everybody was assimilated.
