Sentence examples for well-assimilated from inspiring English sources

Like those who grew up having overt racist beliefs assimilated into their worldview, some degree of speciesism has been so well-assimilated into the worldview of most of us that it does not even appear to be worth questioning.

Still, the magazine and many of its earlier cookbooks were edited from a decidedly Caucasian — or at least well-assimilated immigrant — point of view.

(Anonymous, moved from Dublin to Brussels in 2001) "I knew I was well-assimilated the first time I dropped my keys and said 'merde' to myself instead of its English equivalent".

Sedation in palliative medicine is nowadays a well-assimilated practice by specialized teams, but remains a source of many questions involving sometimes difficulties even for experienced caregivers.

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Research by Pew found that Muslim Americans tend to be well-assimilated middle-class patriots.

Turkey, with its 14m-odd Kurds of its own (many of them well assimilated) in a population of 75m, has frequently issued threats to invade Iraqi Kurdistan and clobber its Kurds if they make a grab for Kirkuk, where Turkey considers itself the guarantor of the rights of the Turkomans, their ethnic kinsfolk from the days when the area was part of the Ottoman empire.

American Muslims, the reasoning went, were well assimilated in diverse communities with room for advancement.

He added that Hispanics are well assimilated, and that "this idea that immigration is the only issue that Hispanics care about is absurd".

But Wilhelmina, by now well assimilated and scared of yet again becoming a victim of repeated postwar antisemitic campaigns, refused to discuss the matter.

He was sufficiently well assimilated to go with the flow, grow long hair and get a job in a record store, "where I became the very model of the snide know-it-all counterperson we have all met and loathed".