Sentence examples for really adapted to from inspiring English sources

Rehman asked if the Muslim cleric, who was promoting his memoir, would participate in a test to see if he had really adapted to liberal Norwegian society.

People in Brooklyn have really adapted to this ballclub and I think they see that it's nice for a homegrown guy to be successful.

The only family member who hasn't really adapted to me working has been my springer spaniel, Poppy, who misses our long walks and sits waiting by the door until I get home.

"It was a beautiful shell," she said, "but they hadn't really adapted to what I feel the new trends are, so I thought there was an opportunity to do something".

As he says, 'Hollywood does exactly what it says it's going to do - makes you rich and famous - and I thought, "Right, I'll sign on for that, I'll have some rich and famous".' But he never really adapted to the town, in fact he never moved there, he was always a Londoner.

But the profession hasn't really adapted to these changes.

"By me having a pro style, it's hard to really adapt to the amateur game".

Some of his early Web comic inventions indicated "I was not really adapting to the environment I was on.

Both Usenet and email were successful among early adopters, but neither could really adapt to their eventual parasites.

And so what you're trying to find out about are the intangibles of leadership, communication style and the ability to, today, really adapt to change.

But when we leave this room making sure the air-conditioning and lights go off, having a building become smart and really adapt to how it's being used.