Sentence examples for inculcate this from inspiring English sources

The film reshapes reality to inculcate this delusion.

The challenge, they wrote, is to inculcate this heritage in their pupils, those left "by the wayside of republican values".

And we are failing miserably to inculcate this core trait in our children.

If public spirit is much wanted, should they not inculcate this great virtue?

If we work to inculcate this attitude into our students and on our college campuses, it would go a long way towards making our tedious culture war that much more bearable.

The American prophet and democratic martyr, Martin Luther King Jr. opined, "there is nothing more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity". At the risk of being too charitable, Benjamin Carson's recent address to his staff regarding slavery inculcates this danger.

He observed that there is an apparent connection between Protestantism and the rise of capitalism, and in The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism he accounted for the connection in terms of Calvinism's inculcating a this-worldly asceticism which created a rational discipline and work ethic, together with a drive to accumulate savings that could be used for further investment.

From the ethos come the requisite virtues honesty, cooperation, civility, respect, and so on.[13] Another set of values to inculcate at this early stage is that associated with democracy.

It is hoped that this will inculcate those young readers who have acquired basic phonics skills with a real desire to read for pleasure and purpose.

The creative industries can help by telling powerful stories in ways that connect, but storytellers need to look closely at real life in many parts of the world to create full global impact and try to inculcate the realisation that "this could happen to me - I'd better start changing".

Given a quarter-century to inculcate the nation's youth, this professoriate has raised a Democratic Party in which socialism is more popular than capitalism, according to a recent Gallup poll.