Sentence examples for it assimilated from inspiring English sources

So well has it assimilated to life in Britain that memories of its African past are disappearing.

It assimilated mental science to the biological disciplines and treated thinking and knowledge as instruments in the struggle to live.

It assimilated, with a remarkable faculty for adaptation, the structures and techniques of the much further evolved Hellenistic civilization.

Then, transformed into a multitude of regional styles, it assimilated various influences from the East and from the barbaric peoples who superseded their Roman masters.

In this development one can observe the formation of a new Mycenaean Greek culture, as it assimilated styles from Crete and yet insisted on more traditional local habits.

It assimilated the cultural heritage of the entire eastern Mediterranean world, including that of Greece; a wonderful silver and bronze amphora handle in the shape of an ibex rests on a mask of a Greek satyr.

You do not listen to a work by Morton Feldman so much as you enter into it, assimilate its distinctive sound world and gradually come to inhabit it on your own terms.

It assists another quality of the development, which is that it assimilates well with its present surroundings, and offers the possibility of doing so with whatever might be built in the future.

Television has a tendency to absorb feelings faster than it assimilates facts.

"Individuals, yes, can join a people, integrate with it, assimilate to it," he writes in the book.

Most magma formed by partial melting of the mantle is basaltic in composition, but, as it ascends, it assimilates silica, sodium, and potassium from the surrounding host rocks.