Sentence examples for indoctrination to a from inspiring English sources

Educating a citizen is not indoctrination to a political party or ideology.

Next is to use social control and indoctrination to create a society that avoids overpopulating.

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.

As Daisy mutters in "The Great Gatsby" after her indoctrination to alcohol, "Never had a drink before but oh, how I do enjoy it".

Orientation is no longer simply an administrative process of signing benefit selection documents, but an opportunity for a cultural indoctrination to the employee's new professional home.

For the scientist, a good industry postdoc offers an excellent indoctrination to company culture and practice.

With a freshman-heavy roster, St. John's has received a rough indoctrination to top competition.

Their bestseller The Carlos Complex (1977) investigated the world of Illich Ramírez Sánchez, "Carlos the Jackal", from Soviet-sponsored training camps and indoctrination centres to a centre in Cuba and involvement with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

However when guidelines are transformed into indoctrination, globally, nationally and with each state and local government, and that indoctrination is connected to an intense socialistic philosophy, questions are raised".

Throughout our lives we are subjected to indoctrination by a systemic structure of processes and institutions.

As a volunteer soldier who had been subject to indoctrination from a young age, he was classified a category "C" prisoner by the authorities, meaning he was regarded as a Nazi.