Sentence examples for indoctrinate with from inspiring English sources

"They indoctrinate with the same message: 'You are born to be a hero,'" Mr Bonte says.

Lenin may have picked the wrong people to indoctrinate with a dispassionate, scientific view of man's place in the universe.

Given that more than 60 percent of the population of Pakistan is under age 25 and about a third of the country's youths are illiterate, there is a steady supply of naïve recruits for the Taliban to indoctrinate with myths of martyrdom.

Megan tried to put herself in situations that challenged the intolerance she had been indoctrinated with.

They were never indoctrinated with freestyle values the way most snowboarders were.

And Shortbus, because it makes you realise we're indoctrinated with ideas about sexuality being bad.

They were indoctrinated with one ideology, that is, of the Koran and creating a pure Islamic state in Afghanistan.

"People are indoctrinated with what they can achieve in a short time with a little bit of work.

I guess he was indoctrinated with it as a young boy, and some of it's still there.

At art college we were indoctrinated with the notion that sketchbooks were a central plank of being an artist.

What country, ours included, would deal mildly with constant stoning by a populace of youth indoctrinated with hate?