Sentence examples for inculcate by from inspiring English sources

Teaching, it held, should build on what the child already knows and should seek to inculcate, by the choice of appropriate materials, the highest moral character.

He did not believe that virtue was inculcated by prayer in schools.

"It's very much the political culture inculcated by the former regime," he added.

This does not mean that all the beliefs inculcated by Judaism are true.

We are offered a choice between poetic solipsism and the curious, generous altruism inculcated by fiction.

The budgeteers and the technicians may not like it, but it's the values inculcated by policies that matter most.

Academic achievement would play second fiddle to the character and manliness thought to be inculcated by prestigious boarding schools.

Those ideals of genuine personhood and good government had their foundation in the spiritual values inculcated by Luba religion.

The motivation does not lie solely with injustice in Palestine or religious fervour inculcated by Saudi preachers.

Even at  31, five years after "flying solo" from China's state sports system, Li still possesses the punishing work ethic inculcated by her Chinese coaches.

Religious thoughts seemed to be the gravest ones in Montreal then, insinuated, even inculcated, by its architecture, seasonal festivals, and colloquialisms.