Sentence examples for inculcation into from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, I noted that Florida's GOP Chair Jim Greer had heard about President Barack Obama's intention to address the schoolchildren of America on the occasion of the start of a new school year, and went quite mental, warning darkly that the address was nothing more than a dastardly inculcation into socialism and a viral spread of liberal propaganda.

Only years of careful inculcation in the masterpiece makes us hesitate.

Character education, from this perspective, begins with the inculcation in students of specific values.

We have come far from the days when the economist John Maynard Keynes referred to a university education as "the inculcation of the incomprehensible into the indifferent by the incompetent".

Sure, kids might boast about kissing a girl in the playground (which in itself plays into early inculcation of rape culture), but high school (and yes, often middle school) is where the reward becomes greater, and thus the need to achieve that experience becomes a more desperate necessity.

That mission used to be the production of national subjects under the guise of research into and the inculcation of "culture," a "culture" which has always been thought, since Humboldt, in terms inseparable from national identity.

Following the increasingly tangled ball is as stressful as the "inculcated schedule" Searcy recounts in "Santa in Anatolia": "Inculcation is the order of the day.

Unrelenting inculcation of Chinese Communist Party ideology has..

Regarding the process of teaching, most of my non-studio classes are divided into lectures and workshops; I share the course material and then have students apply the content while in class to aid in the inculcation of concepts.

Unrelenting inculcation of Chinese Communist Party ideology has... produced generations of people whose memories are blank.

inculcation of the youth — this is a big problem for us," he said.