Sentence examples for his indoctrination from inspiring English sources
In 1969, Shabazz wrote that "his indoctrination was so thorough, even to me, that it has become a pattern for our [family's] lives".
His indoctrination, however, was never total.
The agent Shelly Schultz recalled his indoctrination in M.C.A.'s Chicago office.
Mr. Corporan offers a gripping description of his indoctrination into gangster life.
His indoctrination begins in Louisville, at K.F.C. University, which is a K.F.C. outlet no different from any other except that it is equipped with a classroom.
As part of his indoctrination into the OSS, Bank received training in unconventional warfare tactics and strategy, espionage, and parachute jumping.
Gottfried traces Miller's development from his family's devastation in the 1929 stock-market crash through his leftist indoctrination at the University of Michigan and his literary ascendancy and shows a man emotionally remote and professionally sanctimonious, who complained, for instance, that audiences were supposed to "think, not weep" at "Death of a Salesman".
Later, Stoudamire, the Raptors captain, smiles at his protege's having learned another vital lesson in his rookie indoctrination.
An internet search of Tom Hiddleston's name, unsurprisingly, yields a surplus of news headlines: whether it's his recent indoctrination to the world of Instagram or fodder about his relationship status with a certain pop star.
He writes, for instance, that both Shakespeare's "parents were illiterate," though this is a matter of some debate, and he similarly asserts, with little supporting evidence, that the playwright was secretly reared as a Catholic, and that his "Catholic indoctrination in childhood ran deep, whatever the subsequent falling-off in his beliefs".
Richardson said he hoped that after his frenzied indoctrination to Patriots Week, he would be in the mood late Thursday night to reconnect with his old buddy.
