Sentence examples for having assimilated from inspiring English sources

I pride myself on having assimilated to a level that I don't feel uncomfortable in either culture.

Having reached self-consciousness into that language, having assimilated it along with the mother's milk, so to speak, such a writer finds himself in a somewhat privileged position: he only has to bring to perfection whatever he has received.

Goodman's taste is firmly rooted in the late nineteen-sixties and the seventies, when strong Europeans, having assimilated the lessons of American Pop art and minimalism, began to erode the creative centrality of New York.

Having assimilated Socrates' day analogy to the Piece-of-Pie Model, Parmenides turns to a criticism of this second version of the Pie Model.

She's had extended writer's block, and we better get set and ready for her mind having assimilated the new political fashions after the disillusionments of the sixties.

Having assimilated that late master's techniques, Vaughan also gained a chameleonic command of blues styles, and more often than not worked them through his roots-based music with a rare passion and spirit of musical adventure.

Most foreign shopkeepers have assimilated.

Her children have assimilated very rapidly.

Unfortunately, she has assimilated those critics' methods as well.

Friends and relatives claim the family had assimilated.

Their inner demons were something he had assimilated early.