Sentence examples for both indoctrination from inspiring English sources

His brief novel is a self-consciously literary work, complete with references to Orwell and an epigraph from Akhmatova, and is alert to the uses of language, in a closed political society, for both indoctrination and rebellion.

Furthermore, the Cubans openly trained Venezuelan intelligence officers in "both political indoctrination and operational instruction" and some Venezuelan military officers underwent "ideological training" in Cuba itself.

Both involved the formal indoctrination of initiates and potentially, depending upon the individual a series of subsequent status promotions within the religious society; these processes could literally occupy initiates, members, and mentors throughout their lifetimes.

In 1918 the Soviet government had ordered by decree the abolition of religious instruction in favour of atheistic indoctrination, the coeducation of both sexes in all schools, the self-government of students, the abolition of marks and examinations, and the introduction of productive labour.

I remember both periods very well with 1974 being my indoctrination into stock market investing as a young research engineer with IBM, and 1982 encompassing my startup phase for a new financial research company called InvesTech.

Seliger is a strange place, built on the model of Soviet summer camps like Artek, which were both rewards for party loyalty and sites of Communist indoctrination.

"The fortunate thing is that we were both Manchester United fans when we got married, so there was no indoctrination, it was just a match made in Old Trafford," Mr Bwanya said.

There the indoctrination begins.

In a word, indoctrination.

Indoctrination be damned.

They are both aware enough to recognize that perhaps their father's extreme austerity may not be a true path, but their indoctrination conflicts them.