Sentence examples for indoctrinate children from inspiring English sources
Obama seeks to indoctrinate children in Marxist ideology and put teenagers in "reëducation camps".
During the Nazi invasion of Norway, teachers refused to join a fascist organization and indoctrinate children.
Other Presidents have had chances to indoctrinate children, and we came through them safely.
"I would never want to indoctrinate children in atheism", he told Mumsnet.
Capitalism has been through a rough patch, but surely the term itself is no more inflammatory than free enterprise.For critics, this is a blatant attempt to indoctrinate children.
Many orchestra administrators still believe that a smattering of Young People's Concerts can indoctrinate children into the wonders of classical music.
"I am almost pathologically afraid of indoctrinating children," he says.
"'Child abuse!' 'Brainwashing!' 'Indoctrinating Children!' 'You should be ashamed of yourself!'" she wrote.
That temptation arises because the church indoctrinates children at their earliest rational age – usually at seven – that the priest is the agent of God.
Western intelligence agencies believe that Hamas has used its social institutions for armed operations, indoctrinating children in schools, inciting violence and recruiting cells in mosques, establishing safe houses, and providing funds for weapons and for the families of fighters who have blown themselves up for the cause.
In a five-part documentary filmed in Raqqa by Vice, a news website, as a guest of IS, the group's religious police are shown educating Syrians, running courts, indoctrinating children and putting on public entertainment.The motives of those going to fight are as varied as their passports.
