Sentence examples for assimilated the from inspiring English sources

Slowly, they assimilated the extent of the devastation.

Each new generation assimilated the symbolic vocabulary used to express respect and pride, even affection.

Williams assimilated the company's pinball experts and made Midway its video-game arm.

As the Irish assimilated, the pews came to be filled by Italians instead.

And in a way she never assimilated the experience, though she didn't forget it, either.

"Other signs," Smith writes, "that the bagel was becoming assimilated: the wedding.

When enough chloroplasts are assimilated, the slug may forgo the ingestion of food.

Within a few generations, the Roman world had completely assimilated the Persian god.

They set up a mosaic of small kingdoms and rapidly assimilated the Sumero-Akkadian culture.

In his early works (1888 95) he assimilated the traditional forms of local Surrey buildings.

Gypsy music has always been a hybrid, but for centuries the underdogs assimilated the music of dominant societies.