Sentence examples for thoroughly assimilating from inspiring English sources

It may seem odd that the Ballet Theater dancers, thoroughly assimilating the Taylor style, keep skipping along as merrily as the music.

By the 17th century the indigenous population was thoroughly assimilated.

Lower heat, and stir in berbere powder, making sure it is thoroughly assimilated.

"We like Italian instruments," Mr. Biava, now thoroughly assimilated, said of the string sections.

Mr. Shahzad had worked as a financial analyst and seemed thoroughly assimilated.

Yet in Denmark just 1 person in 15 is of foreign origin and most of these are thoroughly assimilated.

"My Beethoven, Arnold Rosee, a thoroughly assimilated Romanian-born Jew who identified himself completely with Austrian culture, liked to call the composer.

President Ronald Reagan used the phrase in speeches, and the concept has been thoroughly assimilated by the religious right.

This explanation instantly felt right — in line with a number of other "weird things" about my thoroughly assimilated father.

The city's 4,000 Jews, mainly of German origin, were thoroughly assimilated into American culture, or so they believed.

As far as he knew, he and his wife were both nonpracticing Muslims and thoroughly assimilated into Israeli society.