Sentence examples similar to indoctrinate into from inspiring English sources

But the war on bacteria is much older, and we've all been indoctrinated into it.

At school, the children will be indoctrinated into "tolerance" (the word is surrounded with scare quotes).

"It's like being indoctrinated into a secret society," he thinks.

"I'd been indoctrinated into the debt culture at uni," he says.

The pressure on young children to be indoctrinated into our excessively materialistic consumer culture is unrelenting.

Waisberg added, "My children are instead being indoctrinated into a neo-Zionist theocracy".

When she insisted that it be returned, I — newly indoctrinated into the churches of Janet Jackson and Madonna — refused.

The student indoctrinated into this system might have music, for instance, on Days 3 and 6.

Sadly, in schools, children have been indoctrinated into believing they aren't supposed to take a plunge into the uncertain.

Newbies were indoctrinated into the "family" in a ceremony that involved lighting candles and standing in a circle.

I was raised with the code of Islam, and from birth I was indoctrinated into a tribal mind-set.