Sentence examples for easily assimilated from inspiring English sources
However it should be located, the phenomenon of dirty hands can be easily assimilated to that of moral dilemma, but this is an assimilation that should be resisted.
The words for mother and father are easily assimilated too.
The sound can be unnerving and is not easily assimilated into a pop record.
In his production, the song I Am Easily Assimilated becomes a story of asylum seekers.
More easily assimilated stuff is at hand with the reliably baleful Josh Widdicombe and show-closer Trevor Noah.
And Guy is the perfect recruit: easily assimilated, eager to please, and a little soft in the belly.
Every composition was impeccably crafted and easily assimilated by virtue of his expert writing for voices or instruments.
One of the most easily assimilated foods, it is widely used in baked goods, candies, prepared fruits, cereals, and medicines.
Lacking narrative, lacking drama, lacking characters, "Voyage of Time" can be easily assimilated to the realm of experimental film.
In North Africa it was easily assimilated into an ancient Berber folklore already rich in demons and fantastic creatures.
Perhaps what this symphony's success shows is that there is an audience for works -- even rather dour ones -- that are both deeply felt and easily assimilated.
