Sentence examples similar to Inculcate the feeling from inspiring English sources
And they also had been inculcated with the feeling that equities were the asset of choice because over any rolling 20-year period they always outperform bonds.
An additional challenge was to inculcate the belief that monitoring is important and that everyone's participation is needed.
"We strongly believe that there is no better medium than sports to inculcate and foster the feeling of friendship and solidarity among the people of the world.
The military selected generals and admirals from the service academies, and inculcated "the caste feeling" by segregating them from the associational life of the country.
Among other virtues and attitudes, it also inculcates the spirit of leadership to the graduates.
Elaborate pageants staged in towns across medieval Europe to inculcate religious feeling in the public by dramatizing scenes from the life of Christ, they formed a significant strand in the DNA of theater history.
"One of the hazards of this arms race is that it can inculcate a feeling of self-satisfaction on the part of the student, as well as the institution".
This exploration based learning inculcates a feeling of ownership of the learning process in the students.
The biblical verses inculcate the duty to learn, to study, and to observe the Torah.
Did business schools, though handing out pricey degrees, somehow fail to inculcate the recipients with morals?
