assimilate

assimilate life to a dream

They did not assimilate with the local population.

Marie tried to assimilate the week's events.

philosophers had assimilated thought to perception.

the Churches assimilated to a certain cultural norm.

A good student assimilates knowledge quickly.

Some foreigners assimilate easily into our way of life.

He tried to assimilate himself into the new community.

They assimilated their customs and behavior to the new environment.

Consonants are frequently assimilated to neighboring consonants.

pop trends are assimilated into the mainstream with alarming speed.

We assimilate some kinds of food more easily than others.

The U. S. A. has assimilated people from many European countries.

Many people who are disillusioned in reality assimilate life to a dream.

the music business assimilated whatever aspects of punk it could turn into profit.

We should critically assimilate whatever is beneficial in literature and arts from other countries.

America has assimilated many outstanding people from all corners of the world.

As a qualified lawyer, he has to assimilate the facts, not just remember them.

People of different nationalities often take years to be assimilated into a country.

Kindergartens are all about getting kids assimilated what schools like.

Whatever happened to the treasure-owner, most of the Vikings in England stayed on and, in due course, were assimilated.

Your understanding of the world changes when you discover and assimilate new and useful knowledge.

You can't assimilate them to school when they're not in school.

It has assimilated itself into other domains of science and is still expanding.

Crucially, Baldwin had no interest whatsoever in assimilating into French society.

Kindergarten is all about getting kids assimilated, what school's like.

It let us assimilate ourselves to the world, and to others.

Accept, assimilate and live according to the fact that we can make a difference.