Sentence examples for he has digested from inspiring English sources

Since then, he has digested the impact of his wealth.

He has digested the pertinent scholars and could have produced a solid, more prosaic study, had he wanted to.

But once he has digested the research and settled on the assortment of images, she added, he paints each work in a single sitting.

Nabil is masked ("spitting is a tactic [used by detainees]," according to Gitmo spokesman Captain Robert Durand), and left tied to the chair until he has digested the Ensure. .

When he had digested us, he drove slowly past, the window still down.

He had digested even their most obscure writings and was not afraid to anatomize and correct them, fussily at times.

Trump stood before the exhibit during a tour of the museum earlier this year but was talking to officials and gave little sign that he had digested its message.

Batting those beautiful eyes and blushing from cleavage to hairline, she begged him to call on her again the next week, when he had digested all the workings of her timber-business scrawls.

Often this realism is the result of the studied application of acting precepts, as when Marlon Brando brought to On the Waterfront (1954) the lessons he had digested at the Actors Studio (the professional workshop in New York City).

Wallace (one dare not call him MISter Shawn, yet Wally seems WAY too faMILiar) told us how he first went to Revolution Books as "a troubled young man in the nineteen-eighties," and once he had digested some of the inventory, he said, "I suppose I went from being confused to being … disturbed".

What will be left after it has digested its meal?