Americanized in a sentence

As a child actor, Quan followed his manager's advice to adopt an Americanized name, so he went by Jonathan Ke Quan.

But she just can’t, she’s become too Americanized.

Shredded iceberg is also really great when it's dumped on Americanized "Mexican" food.

The Chinese society has been profoundly Westernized-Americanized over the past three decades.

Though his face was obscured, team members referred to him by an Americanized version of his last name.

My connection to my maternal roots have been a process of rediscovery, as my mother maintained a nominal-but-concrete awareness of her ancestry despite being thoroughly Americanized over two to three generations.

The Americanized tokusatsu was hugely successive, with incredible staying power nearly three decades later, and the envy of many television executives.

It’s relatable for many Asian Americans to try to be more “Americanized” and we see that with Charlie going by his American name and hiding his Korean heritage.

Like many belief systems, Islam in America has been Americanized and thus the behavior of many Muslims in America has been watered down.

More often than not, Americanized versions of foreign films fall flat, but under Shimizu's directorial hand, the 2004 American remake of Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jason Behr, KaDee Strickland, and Clea DuVall, was successful.

These iconic, largely Americanized foods are perfectly suited to be paired with a pint (or three) of Guinness and a whole lot of Jameson, Tullamore DEW, or Bushmills.

When the family bought a new suburban house, Rosalie reminded her Americanized children how far they had come.

It means a table centered by the most traditionally Americanized turkey imaginable.

Although a descendant of German, Dutch, and Swedish designs, the Bofors mounts used by the US Navy during World War II had been heavily Americanized to bring the guns up to the standards placed on them by the Navy.

Asian cuisine was initially dominated by Chinese Cantonese immigrants that served Americanized offerings.

Bruskina moved with her family to New York due to fears of an increasing anti-Jewish sentiment in Russia; once re-settled, she Americanized her first name to Rose.

Immigrants to America often Americanized their names.

In the 20th century, Tex-Mex took on such Americanized elements as yellow cheese, as goods from the United States became cheap and readily available.

Of the aforementioned cities, Monterrey has been regarded as the most Americanized city in North America. citation Immigration to the United States and Canada remains a significant attribute of many nations close to the southern border of the US.

The problem was especially acute in the south (in particular the lands near the state of Georgia ), where Indian populations were larger, denser, and more Americanized than those of the north.