Sentence examples for inculcating them from inspiring English sources

And so we set about inculcating them into our world, with the precision and intent of any drug dealer.

It was designed to identify future "global leaders" with an interest in social issues and nurture their talents, while simultaneously inculcating them with a healthy respect for Goldman Sachs and its job opportunities.

"On a material level, they are well looked after, but in terms of giving them guidance and inculcating them with values and life-skills, I saw very little of that in care homes I worked in," he added.

Recruiting the right people, inculcating them with the corporation's values, providing them with scientific challenges, and including them in discussion of the company's goals have played major roles in Boehringer Ingelheim's success.

If Catholic bishops and Protestant evangelical leaders want to salve consciences and reduce abortions, then they should first focus on the morality of lying to children about sex, teaching them how to be homophobic, sexist bullies, and inculcating them with debilitating shame.

Hence, understanding local value norms and inculcating them into the communication packages can augment compulsory screen procedures.

Their society inculcated them from infancy with belief in Zeus and the other gods.

(Kesey and his Merry Pranksters had also inculcated them with the ethos of taping and filming everything).

Trying to inculcate them with finer values is a pointless endeavor, and so, with the demise of the partnership model, is trying to make them think long-term.

Wenger, its coach for 15 years, managed to recruit players, mostly from overseas, at a young age and to inculcate them into his stylish way of performance.

It recruited boys at an impressionable age, as the Jesuits did, the better to inculcate them with discipline and with passion for the cause.