Sentence examples similar to assimilates readily from inspiring English sources
They appear to assimilate readily, and intermarriage is frequent.
The educated assimilate readily; those who come from peasant villages take longer.
Once a modernist canon had developed, Ives was readily assimilated into it.
But some gestures aren't so readily assimilated into mainstream culture.
However, about 75percentt of the carbohydrates consists of sugars that are readily assimilated by humans.
It will be shown how such methodologies can be readily assimilated into the software architecture.
He is meant to be the kind of national hero not readily assimilated to any political program.
"Yoga has been the aspect of Asian culture most widely and readily assimilated (outside of food)," she writes.
Because we become expert at making sense of visual situations early in life, we may assume that encounters with things we can't readily assimilate are fairly rare.
His poems like all poems slow us down, remind us that many of the most singular and important things in life cannot be readily assimilated.
His poems — like all poems — slow us down, remind us that many of the most singular and important things in life cannot be readily assimilated.
