Sentence examples for instill lifelong from inspiring English sources
Writing non-fiction won't get you onto any literary high tables, but it is still a noble calling: your words could instill lifelong curiosity in your readers.
In it, he spoke about the power of reading and storytelling to instill lifelong values.
It remains to be seen if the gym class Meenakshi took as a baby or Miss Amy's CD will instill a lifelong enthusiasm for fitness.
And what parent doesn't dream that piano lessons will instill a lifelong love of playing, even if it is only in the living room?
The funny thing is, even youth sports associations, like USA Hockey, say that the intensity with which many of today's children play their sport isn't the way they want it to be — or even the way to create the best players, let alone instill a lifelong love of the game.
As NEA chairman Dana Gioia explained, "This functional approach to reading is not adequate to instill a lifelong love of the subject".
As young people's poet laureate, Woodson will serve two years advising the Poetry Foundation and will engage in projects designed to instill a lifelong love of poetry in children.
Pro bono work provides law students valuable legal training, helps meet the enormous unmet demand for legal services and instills a lifelong habit of public service.
The mutual loathing was lifelong.
The effects are lifelong.
