Sentence examples for or assimilated from inspiring English sources

Many assume they were either slaughtered by native American Indians or assimilated into their communities.

Without relocation, Remini argues, white Americans would have annihilated or assimilated the dwindling number of Indians east of the Mississippi.

He reaches out to Kai's mother, a Chinese-Cambodian woman who has never learned English or assimilated during her 20 years living in London.

The hunting-gathering societies declined with the growth of agricultural societies, which either drove them from their territories or assimilated or converted them.

The Qing categorized the ethnic minorities into two groups: those who were "raw," or still possessed of their own culture, and those who were "cooked," or assimilated.

Tomorrow the whiteness will expose all its colours as we welcome back what was lost or concealed in the whiteness How should I know, America which of the colours was the most joyful tumultuous alienated or assimilated of them all?

"I was often embarrassed that my parents could not speak English or assimilate," she said.

Largely that's because the characters are often dealing with things like coming out or assimilating or AIDS.

Some fret that the newcomers are too ill-educated and culturally alien to prosper or assimilate.

But rational thought comes to a halt in the face of a paradox, and cannot penetrate it or assimilate it.

In late 1984 the government began a major campaign to "Bulgarize," or assimilate, the country's ethnic Turks.