Sentence examples for totally assimilated from inspiring English sources
To Americans, Japanese home cooking is still unfamiliar, even though Japanese restaurants have been totally assimilated into the landscape.
Many of them are now totally assimilated into the Chinese sector of the population, in language and custom as well as in the adoption of contemporary Han lifestyles.
For the tribes not so totally assimilated into homogenized America, the problem of sovereignty often involves more than how to save what they have from the whites who yearn for it.
Since the intellect is now totally assimilated to the order of things Albert calls the intellect in its final stage of development the "assimilated intellect" (intellectus assimilativus).
She said she felt "totally assimilated," adding, "I like the energy of Madrid".
Reconsidering our outdated approach aimed at making international students sophisticated learners by totally assimilating them in to UK pedagogic culture is now crucial.
Andayya, taking a non-conformist path that was never repeated in Kannada literature, wrote Madana Vijaya ("Triumph of cupid", 1217 1235) using only pure Kannada words (desya) and naturalized Sanskrit words (tadbhava) and totally avoiding assimilated Sanskrit words (tatsamas).
Your husband wants you to listen, but he doesn't want you to be so totally engrossing in assimilating information for your own use that you stop paying attention to the person talking and focus solely on what's being said.
George assimilated it all.
