Sentence examples for harsh indoctrination from inspiring English sources

But today, he received a harsh indoctrination into the conditions of Giants Stadium, with winds and snow flurries conspiring with an inspired Giants defense to make him appear to be the inexperienced young quarterback that he really is.

Officials said that C.I.A. officers who were trying to recruit some Guantánamo detainees as agents raised another fear: that the camp could become America's madrasa, or Islamic school, radicalizing prisoners by its harsh conditions, the indoctrination of militant leaders and the detainees' focused study of the Koran -- the only book they were initially given to read.

More recently, the state has grown harsher, creating camps where at least 1 million Uighurs undergo forced indoctrination designed to eradicate their language and culture.

He attributed prejudice against the Rohingya to the country's decades of isolation and indoctrination under the rule of generals who nurtured anti-Muslim sentiment and adopted harsh citizenship laws that excluded the group.

There the indoctrination begins.

In a word, indoctrination.

How does indoctrination work?

Indoctrination be damned.

Along with such indoctrination, ethical indoctrination is paramount.

Propaganda and indoctrination are everywhere.

I blame my childhood indoctrination.