Sentence examples similar to instill devotion from inspiring English sources
Back then, a well-meaning high school teacher, in an attempt to instill a devotion to current events, would quiz us daily on the contents of Egyptian newspapers.
It was a reminder of why ramen instills such devotion in its Japanese – and increasingly global – following.
The rhetoric and actions that create such devotion, however, instill intense hatred among the middle and upper classes.
I belong to an Orthodox synagogue, send my children to Jewish school and yearn to instill in them the same devotion to the Jewish people that my parents instilled in me.
Agricultural gold: As an educator, McNamara hopes that training will instill among students the same devotion to the land that the pioneers of the Sacramento Valley showed when they settled there after the Gold Rush.
And popes through the ages employed the best artists to fashion masterpieces that would instill a sense of awe and devotion in the hearts of the public.
We noted that in its Georgian iteration, it carries many positive aspects: a strong sense of community, traditions, a shared identity which unites people, and instills in them a sense of devotion and belonging.
The Noble Lie is supposed to engender in them devotion for their city and instill in them the belief that they should "invest their best energies into promoting what they judge to be the city's best interests" (113).
The deportment of your children is the reflection of both your devotion and level of care you instill in your child.
As a champion of human rights, his devotion to this subject was spurred by the nightmare of the Holocaust and his commitment to world order and to Jewish tradition that instills a passion for human worth and dignity.
