Sentence examples for becomes assimilated from inspiring English sources

That is, the world soul becomes assimilated to God (homoiôsis; De sera 550D).

"The Inuit are a good example of what happens when a culture becomes assimilated very quickly".

Such a shutting down may be triggered, for example, when an individual's natural being inadvertently becomes assimilated by the collective role with which he or she is identified, say that of a police officer.

We suggest that the shell, when extended by the plate, becomes assimilated to the hermit crab's own body.

Gene flow from domesticated crops to wild relatives poses an important potential threat to CWRs, as repeated occurrences of hybridization may lead to the loss of the genetic integrity of the wild species (introgression), which becomes assimilated into the cultivar.

However, students from different year groups may obtain different learning experiences from watching the same video, according to their relative experiences (cognitive development) as knowledge becomes assimilated and accommodated within existing cognitive frameworks [ 15].

Laurent Wauquiez, second-in-command of France's Les Republicains party, defended former president Nicolas Sarkozy's position on immigration and said there was "a danger of a cultural and political disintegration" and of the country "becoming undone" unless foreigners became assimilated.

Some crossed the racial divide and became assimilated into white communities.

Had Kashmir become part of Pakistan in 1947, maybe they would have become assimilated into that new nation.

He quickly found his place among the large Arab-American population in Dearborn and became assimilated into American life.

After the Civil War the two main churches grew rapidly and gradually became assimilated to the general pattern of American Protestantism.