Sentence examples for indoctrinate to from inspiring English sources

Historically, that seems to be Breitbart's trick - strongly represent a single issue in order to earn trust, and then gradually indoctrinate to suit wider purposes.

— Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) 14 Mar 13 Milonov doesn't seem to believe there are teenagers bullied and tormented for being gay, he thinks they make it up & indoctrinate to minors — Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) 14 Mar 13 All very sad.

Its purpose is not to indoctrinate but to educate and in that process to encourage "a hundred flowers to bloom".

To be clear, to teach students to have a critical perspective does not mean to indoctrinate them to criticize their government.

A coalition of opposing groups argued that the syllabus implied that the class "intended to indoctrinate students to hate the Jewish state and take action to eliminate it".

They misinterpret the Qur'an to indoctrinate people to believe that it is wrong".

From cradle to grave North Koreans are indoctrinated to hate "American imperialists".

"I came to realise that I had been indoctrinated to become a militaristic youth," he said.

This is how kids are indoctrinated to the business of professional sports.

Eventually the lad is picked off by his father's fundamentalist enemies and indoctrinated to the edge of no return.

In it, he arguestudentsss the nareon, college students are clamorindoctrinated campuses to divest from fossil fuel . . .