Sentence examples for properly assimilated from inspiring English sources
The process requires the adoption of a Japanese name and home visits and interviews with neighbors to ensure that the candidate has properly assimilated Japanese ways.
Nothing quite matched Riddley Walker in the final 30 years of Hoban's career, but new novels came so fast – eight of them in his last decade alone – that they may not have been properly assimilated.
It was Aristotle, after all, who said that discussions about the good in human life cannot be properly assimilated by the young because they do not have enough experience of life (Nichomachean Ethics I.3).
The major effect of this gene undoubtedly explains in part the high heritability observed for both qualification (0.56) and annual earnings at 2 years of age (0.30 to 0.40), but once the trotting gait is properly assimilated by the horses, their ability to trot faster forms a distinct trait.
I see an image, of the NY real estate magnate turned President elect, and I can't properly assimilate the man and his history and his character traits and the decision that was rendered by the masses last Tuesday.
The show is a conscientious assemblage of disparate theatrical elements, old and new, that are somehow never properly digested and assimilated into a consistent point of view.
Prepare to be assimilated"?
"Everybody was assimilated.
He is the most assimilated.
Most foreign shopkeepers have assimilated.
