Sentence examples for assimilation in from inspiring English sources

Offenbach, in real life, faced humiliation despite his seemingly perfect assimilation in France.

She subsequently wrote about Jewish assimilation in Europe during the same period.

But most indicators of second- and third-generation assimilation in Europe are disquieting.

After the Australian government adopted a policy of assimilation, in the early fifties, nomadic Aborigines were forcibly resettled in Papunya.

In Australia, hundreds of Aboriginal languages are extinct as a result of harsh assimilation in the past.

Maintaining a proper pH balance is essential for good health in general and calcium assimilation in particular.

He had hoped, he said, that anti-Semitism would end with Jewish assimilation in a liberal democracy.

Russians were the object of forceful assimilation in Ukraine, were in "constant crisis", their language was taken away from them.

Beneath it, "Fresh Off the Boat" is a surprisingly sophisticated memoir about race and assimilation in America.

Ignatius represented the Christian religion in transition from its Jewish origins to its assimilation in the Greco-Roman world.

This may enhance efficiency in ingestion and assimilation in oysters.