Sentence examples for indoctrination into from inspiring English sources

The indoctrination into unsqueamishness starts early.

But of course, the subtle indoctrination into the family ways begins much earlier than formal training.

Mr. Corporan offers a gripping description of his indoctrination into gangster life.

The Miami relatives assert that indoctrination into Communism begins with pupils as young as Elian.

In "Esther's First Communion," she wrote about a girl's indoctrination into religious ritual and her revulsion at it.

My indoctrination into the sweet sorrow that is being a Bills fan came in the 1970s during another prolific losing streak.

K.K. Kozik's three edgy oil paintings explore a child's understanding of sex and violence through a quirky adult filter, while Julie Heffernan takes that early-indoctrination-into-fantasy ball and runs with it in her oil painting titled "Self-Portrait as Random Being" (2001).

Richard Dawkins's latest media foray highlights the alleged indoctrination of children into believing in the existence of a God and adhering to a particular creed.

Still the chancellor said he had not ruled out planting an observer in Mr. Shingavi's classroom to make sure his teaching did not stray into "indoctrination," though the chairwoman of the English department, Janet Adelman, called installation of a monitor unlikely.

I do not believe in the indoctrination of children into a political party; I believe in teaching the morals and values from which their eventual political beliefs will evolve.

I saw a feature-length sales pitch — or, worse, an indoctrination — to mold kids into beings as artificial and uniform as those created, by computer graphics, in the movie.