Sentence examples for inculcate that from inspiring English sources

What he does is use a lot of body language to inculcate that impression.

There's no kind of oppressive sentiment behind it; it's more an idea of self-discipline, and that as a society you want to inculcate that.

"There will be people who will hear and understand what we are saying, but it is going to take some time to inculcate that into our culture".

On a more immediate, practical level, as Gay Bradshaw sees it, this involves taking what has been learned about elephant society, psychology and emotion and inculcating that knowledge into the conservation schemes of researchers and park rangers.

"What I intend to do is create a structure within the intelligence community where you have freedom to speak that is so inculcated that it eliminates a lot of that threat".

And then, crash tutorial completed, I would back off from the day-to-day obligations, trusting that the right staff had been marshaled and the right culture inculcated, that my personal stamp would not be erased without leaving some readable palimpsest.

Leo Tolstoy expanded on this point by saying (in a foreshadowing of GCSE English teaching): "In every man of society and time, from the first period of his conscious life, it has been inculcated that Shakespeare is a genius as a poet and a dramatist and that all his writings are the height of perfection".

At Mepkin the mission is so noble, well articulated and continually inculcated that the monks are inspired to focus on it selflessly.

And I definitely applaud both Gary [Gensler] and Mary [Schapiro] for inculcating that in the culture, and I think we'll see that as a direct benefit in the rule filings coming out of [the] Dodd-Frank [Act].

Providers were drawn from two different sites within the same non-governmental organization (TASO), and TASO has already embraced a progressive view of PLHA fertility rights and inculcated that into their internal policies and service provision models, so our findings may not be generalizable to all HIV providers in Uganda.

The socialization inculcated values that helped the adolescents avoid risky behaviours as they grew [ 12].