Sentence examples for information inculcated from inspiring English sources
Fascist educators emphasized character building over intellectual growth, devalued the transmission of information, inculcated blind obedience to authority, and discouraged critical and independent thinking that challenged fascist ideology.
It is estimated that 6-76-7% new information is inculcated per annum, doubling the information in ten to fifteen years [ 1].
But sympathy can be inculcated.
Can instant reactions really be inculcated?
The casual reference dripped with an inculcated insensitivity.
History has inculcated a certain resigned patience among Ukrainians.
Dimon inculcated a culture of risk-control by preaching accountability.
Both were inculcated with something else, a sense of chivalry.
Not to mention the good habits New Zealanders are inculcated with from the cradle.
Their society inculcated them from infancy with belief in Zeus and the other gods.
What these things inculcated, he suggests, was "second-rateness and low expectations".
