Sentence examples for indoctrination which from inspiring English sources

But this apparent contrast depends upon the alleged avoidability of indoctrination, which itself is a philosophically contested issue.

Applebaum's account confirms something that has always seemed slightly incredible about Soviet propaganda and ideological indoctrination, which is how crude it all was.

I asked him how it was possible, with all of the security indoctrination which he had had, plus the great emphasis on secrecy based on all phases of PBSUCCESS, to have done such an unpardonable thing as to leave sensitive papers in a hotel room.

Indoctrination, which often carries a negative connotation, is not without an important place in character education, or so I shall argue.

Rather than focus on the political views of professors, we should keep our focus on campus censorship and indoctrination, which are antithetical to liberal education.

Relatedly, they worry about the half-life of Salafi jihadism on Moroccan territory -- a legacy of pre-2003 indoctrination which older clerics pass on to young people under the noses of the government.

But failing that, religious indoctrination - which in a free society will occur, because one cannot outlaw religion itself, though one should argue against it vigorously – should happen at the private expense of those who choose to inflict it on their children.

Theodore's principal work, written between 580 and 620, was the Proparaskeuē ("The Preparation," or "Basic Indoctrination"), in which he attempted to justify some of the more contemplative Christological terminology of the eminent 5th-century orthodox theologian Cyril of Alexandria.

But Mr. Zakir's comments marked the first full-throated defense of the indoctrination program, which grew out of policies launched by Xi Jinping, China's president and Communist Party chief.

Since last year, the expansion of the indoctrination camps, which are designed to sever the attachment of Uighurs and other Muslim minorities to their religion and culture, has drawn an international chorus of criticism.

Mother of two Caramel Quin tells me: "Front seats are excellent as you can see how the child's doing, the child can engage with what's happening more, and ring the bell a lot!" And, most importantly of all, I can continue with my bike-loving indoctrination programme, which includes reading the Bear on a Bike board book to him once a day, and making him watch me on the turbo trainer.