Sentence examples for has fully assimilated from inspiring English sources

For all its potential, a full-on, team-led marketing campaign will wait until Davis has fully assimilated, until he is comfortable and relaxed and consistent in the N.B.A.

From the Portuguese literary tradition, with which he became enchanted as a young man, Mr. Tabucchi appears to have fully assimilated the concept of "saudade".

Stylistically, the Frans Hals-like realism is gone, and the Gauguin influence has been fully assimilated into van Gogh's own vibrant symbolism.

Meditation, like yoga before it, has been fully assimilated into corporate America.

Before long they've become fully assimilated, and also blithely happy.

But the family had never fully assimilated to the culture around them.

Unfortunately, the astronomy community so far has not excelled in the field of big data and has not yet fully assimilated the idea that astronomy research depends on analysis of large astronomical databases.

What he doesn't note, however, is that Americans of non-Northern European ancestry historically have never been fully assimilated.

For Turner acknowledges that even within a Christian context it will be appropriate to make some use of "temple" elements, not least for those members of the community who have not yet fully assimilated a Christian understanding of these matters.

Penn has fully embraced his.

Whatever an experimental film might be, this sequence is one — it's an experiment the discoveries of which have yet to be fully assimilated by the world of filmmakers, almost half a century later.