Sentence examples similar to instill recognition from inspiring English sources
Balloons like the Honey Nut Cheerios Bee and Cheesasaurus Rex (as in Kraft Macaroni and Cheese) were simply trying to instill brand recognition while the parade's 400 clowns dispensed unadulterated silliness.
As a corrective, Buckley proposed eliminating the "superstition" of academic freedom, turning control of the curriculum over to the university's trustees, firing any professor whose views they disapproved of, and reviving the school's original "mission" to instill a "belief in God, and a recognition of the merits of our economic system".
There was also recognition that the pledges of understanding and cooperation could do much to instill badly‐needed confidence among the public and businessmen everywhereeven in the Communist bloc, interested as it is in the economic vitality of the West for its own trade purposes in a more stable world.
They instill moral character.
They also instill confidence.
"We instill independence," she said.
To instill terror into kuffar.
1. Instill purpose in employees.
Instill Confidence in Your Front Line.
