Sentence examples for i assimilated from inspiring English sources
Like Jessica Seigel ("Inhaling Their Food," Op-Ed, Feb. 21), I assimilated a bit too much into French culture during my junior year abroad in Tours, France.
Their experimental, vernacular early works reinforced the impression Iain and I assimilated from school and university in the early 70s: that poetry had evolved away from contrived artificialities of rhythm and diction to free verse, and that the high points were TS Eliot's The Waste Land and the rugged, ragged lines of Hugh MacDiarmid.
But as soon as I assimilated the famines, the gulags, the violence, I decided, while not forgetting about all of this, to focus on the people and their individual stories, on how it felt to be there, the quality of the air, the routines, the presence of the stars at night".
Once I made the move from North Carolina to New York it really put things in perspective about how I assimilated and made conscious decisions regarding making art and where my art stood on a global scale.
This is what I assimilated into, and somehow, this is what I am comfortable with.
I assimilate reams of paper and electronic notes, scores of blood tests, x-rays and scans, and the current physiological status of the patients.
For, as much as I thought I'd assimilated, I felt lonely and homesick too.
I thought I had assimilated myself well since my immigration, and had made long and winding voyages to become The Good American.
At one point a fellow camper commented that I looked like a real "camper" and that I had assimilated well -- to which I replied "I can fake it with the best of them!", though was I faking it?
I moved to London from America in September to study photojournalism and I feel like I've assimilated as well as a loud-mouthed American can do.
