Sentence examples for to digest everything from inspiring English sources

Besides, I just want to digest everything.

"It took some time to digest everything, to make it ours, not what we call Japonaiserie".

Considering that the market for information and data visualization is growing exponentially, confounding our ability to digest everything that's thrown at us, generative design is helping us find new ways to express information with novel metaphors.

"If we'd had time off or no cricket between the meeting and now I can't say I would be any closer to the decision but I would have had more time to digest everything and let everything settle".

Others, like adventure racers, whose multisport competitions can last from a half dozen hours to several days, train their stomachs to be able to digest everything from turkey jerky to string cheese as they compete.

Twenty-four hours might not be enough time to digest everything that took place in Game 6, when some absurdly sloppy defense in the early innings was replaced by amazing theatrics in the later innings, when pitchers hit, when starting pitchers relieved, and when dramatic home runs seemed to have decided the game more than once, only to be reversed by some other improbable outcome.

Your brain needs time to subconsciously digest everything you've put into it, so you cannot try to cram it all in an hour or two before the exam.

They wanted to be forced to see and digest everything they came across during their trip.

I've taken some time this weekend to sit back and digest everything that was said and reflect on it.

Opinions will divide as to the film's final moments: some may find it all too much, and the film does not quite digest everything it wants to encompass.

As they are currently configured, Company A's computer programs digest everything there is to know about firms quoted on the stockmarket: news reports, quarterly statements, regulatory documents, shareholder meetings, blog posts and even Twitter feeds.