Sentence examples for indoctrination which may from inspiring English sources

Conscience in this sense is not necessarily the product of a process of rational consideration of the moral features of a situation (or the applicable normative principles, rules or laws) and can arise from parental, peer group, religious, state or corporate indoctrination, which may or may not be presently consciously acceptable to the person ("traditional conscience").

Which may be the point.

Which may even be true.

Which may already be happening.

All of which may be right.

Which may have been exactly the point.

All of which may well be true.

Which may, of course, be quite intentional.

Which may, in fact, make it sadder.

All of which may flatter the band.

Memories which may even be truthful.