Sentence examples for having instilled from inspiring English sources

Instead, most quickly pointed to the Constitution, the 50-cent bible of Mr. Chávez's self-styled revolution, for having instilled pride and provided direction.

DeWitt credits his father with having instilled in him a "lifelong interest in literature", which was learned by example: after long days building houses, his father would come home and read on the couch.

She credits her father with having instilled in her a fervent liberalism, which has prompted her to engage in feminist causes and in campaigns for Democratic candidates, but which is only rarely and obliquely expressed in her art.

Having instilled desire, metaphorically she turns her lover into a Beast.

Jusoor's experiment was not only successful because individual changes that came about because of our joint coexistence and the potentials and talents of each group member, but also for having instilled an enthusiasm in all of us, making us eager to contribute to causes back home in Syria.

I think that is the biggest thing we have instilled.

But Wales seems to have instilled false hopes.

The new managing owner, Jeffrey Loria, has instilled that feeling.

She likes what rugby has instilled in her children.

I know what God has instilled in me.

"I don't think he realized that my California girlhood had instilled as much rage in me as his Louisiana boyhood had instilled in him," she writes.