Sentence examples for assimilating to from inspiring English sources

Those native-born Americans were responding to xenophobic and anti-Semitic discrimination, not simply assimilating to American life.

But we see this nameless woman struggling to retain her African culture while assimilating to her white-Christian livelihood.

Analysing recent romantic-advice books for women, she finds that despite surface disagreements, they tend to favour "assimilating to male rules of love": more detachment, compartmentalisation, psychological armour.

But it became meaningful the moment they landed in America, where it was eagerly embraced as a free cultural resource in assimilating to the white republic.

Both left Russia as children to train at the Bollettieri Tennis Academy in Bradenton, Fla., and despite quickly assimilating to the United States, both have chosen to continue representing their native country in international play.

A second aspect of American exceptionalism is that while in other countries citizenship is a function of birth and blood, you become an American by assimilating to a certain way of life, a certain aspiration.

Others assimilate to values and behaviors of the American ghetto.

New ideas were thus assimilated to the old.

It may be that in his own way Kreisky is assimilated to anti-Semitism.

Behavioural change programmes were set up to teach the Mentawai to "assimilate to a developing Indonesia".

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