Sentence examples for first indoctrination from inspiring English sources

She was born in Philadelphia in 1908 and had her first indoctrination into theater from her father, Philip Goodman, a theatrical producer.

We stayed at the immaculate Royalton Hotel on Céspedes Plaza, where our tour leaders gave us our first indoctrination in Cuban hero worship.

Visitors who want to do more than just look around must first undergo "indoctrination" in Sachs's dictatorial work ethic before they can join the team and enter the capsule.

Michelle Edmisten, a founder of the Facebook group Sullivan County Parents Against Islam Indoctrination, first raised the issue in October, after her daughter was given an assignment requiring her to answer questions about the name of Islam's holy book, and the five pillars of Islam.

If cults have taught us anything, it's that the first rule of indoctrination is you (try to) get them while they're young.

How was Finn able to resist a lifetime of indoctrination and desert the First Order?

"My first marriage was ruined by feminist indoctrination," Cernovich told me.

In 1957, The New Yorker ran a landmark article about the study (aptly titled "The Study of Something New in History"), by Eugene Kinkead, which explored in-depth and for the first time the various methods of indoctrination to which American prisoners may have been subjected while in captivity.

Shechter, who grew up in Israel, and has seen at first hand the effect that extreme political indoctrination can have on a nation's youth, has an unambiguous message for us: it's a lie.

According to Bouzar, reconnecting with the sensations of the "pre-radicalized self" can reawaken one's individuality and identity, which is the first step in breaking the hold of indoctrination.

This indoctrination starts from the very first week.