Sentence examples for instill of from inspiring English sources

"There was never the sense of customer focus and customer service that I'm trying to instill, of saying, 'O.K., who's going to read this?' and making it as easy for them to read as possible," the mayor said as he unveiled the new report.

Sure, the tradeoff might be later bedtimes on some nights, but those regrets are considerably less expensive when considering the value of the memories I instill of time spent savoring each beautiful moment with my children.

CYNTHIA MOTUS-WILSON Instiller of Love Cynthia Motus-wasson was a people person, according to her husband, William Wilson, and their daughter, Cynthia Motus-Cynthia

But necrology — a list of deaths — is an inescapable part of the story, as is the feeling the exhibit instills of reliving a traumatic time.

He suffered the pious whim of teachers, eager to instill feelings of guilt for the sake of salvation.

Dewey answered: by instituting forms of education that instill habits of independent thought, critical inquiry, observation, experimentation, foresight, and imagination, including sympathy with others (DE; HNC 127 8).

Part of the 4-3 emphasis is to instill more of a pass-rushing mind-set in the second-year defensive tackle and end Muhammad Wilkerson.

Regardless of our child's age, we have to instill feelings of acceptance and self-worth.

Where our universities nobly strive to instill ideals of social equality in students, let them err on the side of inclusion.

He described these abandonments as "taking steps to instill rule of law".

Crawford, desperate to make herself worthy, studied French and took opera-singing lessons while trying to instill some of her ambition into the languid Fairbanks.