Sentence examples for inculcated upon from inspiring English sources

"Do unto others as ye would have others do unto you". This is the royal law--this we often hear inculcated upon others.

And pointing to the Founders' high regard for religion broadly conceived, and not for Christianity alone, Benjamin Rush affirmed his preference to "see the opinions of Confucius or Mohammed inculcated upon our youth than see them grow up wholly devoid of a system of religious principles".

This being the case, we were naturally led to enquire why we should establish a constitution, which gives licence to a measure of this sort--How is it possible we could do it consistent with our ideas of government consistent with the principles and documents we endeavour to inculcate upon others?

It was the policy of the revolution, to inculcate upon every citzen the obligation of renouncing his habitation, property, and every private concern for the service of his country, and many of us have scarcely yet learned to consider it as less than treason to have acted in a different manner.

In the spring of 2002, an assistant director at the F.B.I. explained Mr. Hanssen's success as a spy this way: "Succinctly put, security, other than physical security, was not inculcated into the culture as a priority that must be practiced, observed and improved upon every day".

From breakthrough research initiatives and indelible teachings have come the people who, for more than a century, not only conceived leading-edge ideas and transformed them into practical achievements, but inculcated into their colleagues and academic heirs unwavering Berkeley standards to uphold and improve upon.

But sympathy can be inculcated.

Can instant reactions really be inculcated?

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The casual reference dripped with an inculcated insensitivity.

History has inculcated a certain resigned patience among Ukrainians.