Sentence examples for for inculcating from inspiring English sources

This is a venerable behavioural therapy trick for inculcating any new habit.

They join long-established Anglican and Roman Catholic schools in getting public money for inculcating their own brand of belief in their students.

Much of the discussion about sorting out banking has centred on capital-adequacy ratios and other technicalities - all fair enough, but no substitute for inculcating better professional conduct.

Noel Pearson has criticised successive federal governments for failing to implement meaningful welfare reform, and the left for "inculcating a sense of victimhood" in those dependent on welfare.

Who knows what he would have made of the digital age in all its dazzling possibility, its endless capacity for distraction as well as its thus far underused capacity for inculcating knowledge rather than disseminating information.

The first part of this two-part article suggested that William Paley's Natural theology (1802) should be viewed as the culmination of a complex psychological strategy for inculcating religious and moral sentiments.

Films are made for the sole purpose of inculcating faith in the Kim family and idolising the father and son.

Is that Nunn's fault for not inculcating a next generation, instead centralising power close to his chest?

They were not actively developing untried social skills to create new alliances or find new partners for copulation, and also were not directly responsible for caring for infants or inculcating children.

After all, the University prides itself on being a training ground for emerging leaders, inculcating into successive generations of students the values and importance of civic engagement and democratic governance.

Should policy be directed towards improving understanding and knowledge of the arts, building audiences for the future, or inculcating civility in preparation for adulthood?