Sentence examples for inculcated and from inspiring English sources

Various codes of expression have, nevertheless, been shown to operate naturally or to have been inculcated, and their effects can be calculated.

Such a shield would help their country to recapture the sense of untouchability that its geography, weak neighbours and power inculcated and sustained until the advent of "mutually assured destruction".

"Good virtues cannot be inculcated, and good conscience cannot be imbibed in a child by legal provisions," he said, adding that, this job would be better left to parents and schoolteachers.

In watching movies from earlier times — especially from fifty or more years ago — I'm struck by differences in behavior that seem to arise not from theatrical training or directorial influence but from the actors' fundamental, deeply inculcated, and likely unconscious bearing.

Second, variation in reasoning can also be used to raise questions about whether certain cognitive norms (such as a preference for the principle of non-contradiction) are culturally inculcated and contestable.

For human males, who are significantly less controlled by biologically-mandated reflexes, on the other hand, the motivational incentives come from the socially manufactured gender roles inculcated and enforced within us to maintain our physical and psychological domains.

"Let us inculcate and transform individual compassion into global compassion.

Rarely if ever do I hear that they exist to inculcate and develop the Catholic faith.

Isis has continued to inculcate and recruit young British Muslims, up to 800 of whom have joined it in Syria.

"Military honors play a vital role in inculcating and sustaining the core values of our nation's armed forces," said Donald B. Verrilli Jr., the solicitor general of the United States.

"We strongly believe that there is no better medium than sports to inculcate and foster the feeling of friendship and solidarity among the people of the world.