Sentence examples for instill ideas from inspiring English sources

Richard Hook, who worked with Ann in Jakarta in the late 1980s and early 1990s, said she told him that she worked to instill ideas about public service in her son.

What received less attention is the letter's citation of a poem penned by Chicano playright Luis Valdes that aims to instill ideas of empathy and integrity.

Anarchists ran schools for children to run counter to the Catholic schools and public schools, believing that religious schools were anathema to their ideas of freedom, and that public schools were too often used to instill ideas of "patriotic nationalism" and discourage free thought in children.

He wrote that he had encountered opposition when he tried to instill new ideas.

We used role playing, videos and group discussions to instill these ideas.

She hopes to instill similar ideas in Madison's young women.

The Sagebrush Rebellion ultimately fizzled, but it helped instill the idea that federal land ownership is an economic blight, an idea that's become more and more popular with Republicans as environmental regulations and restrictions on land use have proliferated.

They also helped package thousands of cans of food at the Greater Chicago Food Depository, part of Manav Sadhna's effort to instill the idea of service in everybody involved.

In recent years, more and more middle and elementary schools have developed programs to help instill the idea of community service earlier.

Ms. Lehman said she's working to instill the idea that while measures like DOMA and Don't Ask Don't tell might be culturally conservative, they're not legally conservative; they're examples of intrusive government overreach.

With Silicon Valley in a talent crunch, tech companies are doing whatever it takes to instill the idea that they are serious but open minded engineering companies.