Sentence examples for feel indoctrinated from inspiring English sources
"DADDY'S GONE TO WAR": The Second World War in the Lives of America's Children, by William M. Tuttle Jr. (Oxford University, $30). A historian finds that some "home front children" still feel indoctrinated in fright and hate, while others believe the war enhanced their understanding of this country and its culture.
We are born free but indoctrinated to feel helpless.
He felt it was "good" but had doubts if it would "work on someone who is totally indoctrinated".
It's true he felt the loss of childhood, but more than that, Michael liked seeing the world through fresh un-indoctrinated and fresh eyes, so he chose it.
The virtue of patriotism shifts from an indoctrinated feeling of exaltation for the nation, whatever its actions and motives, to a need to examine the nation's principles and practices to see whether those practices are in harmony with those principles.
However, when undeveloped, our feelings can be shrouded in emotional, cultural, and indoctrinated bias.
A former Red Guard, Chang was once so indoctrinated with Maoist beliefs that, as a girl, she chastised herself for feeling sad when Mao ordered that all the grass and flowers should be destroyed.
