Sentence examples for isolation and assimilation from inspiring English sources

But time, isolation and assimilation took their toll.

Practically, it has swung between the extremes of isolation and assimilation, in which the ideal has, on occasion, been lost sight of.

Here and throughout the work Mr. Johnson's music is playful and engaging; only gradually do you realize "Americans" is also a sophisticated examination of the way immigrants negotiate cultural isolation and assimilation.

Isolation, intermarriage and assimilation nearly wiped out the vestiges of Judaism here.

Berry [ 17] describes four levels of acculturation namely: assimilation, integration, isolation, and marginalization.

But education and assimilation diminished its cultural currency.

His designs and marketing captured a singularly American faith in upward mobility and assimilation.

In Oldham that something is partly about race and assimilation, and partly about economic privation.

"But the book also has some profound things to say about religion and identity and assimilation.

The United States will determine the conditions and limits for legal entry and assimilation.

Arising from the question of sovereignty, and assimilation, comes the question of how we identify.