STEPHEN A. SCHWARZMAN, chairman of the Blackstone Group, the private equity firm To succeed, the museum has to instill the same feeling of pride that New Yorkers feel about other institutions that make this city great, from Central Park to Yankee Stadium.
Instill the spirit of Christmas with your colleagues.
And he tried to instill that feeling in his children.
This diet instills in you the feeling to stay the course.
Woodrow Wilson's famous warning that the car would instill "socialistic feeling" in the United States yielded to the fomentations of Adolf Hitler: "The automobile" must "be stripped of its class-specific and therefore divisive character.
"Willingness to listen to your child": This instills in a child the feeling of his importance.
"By killing the prime minister and with other acts of violence, the members of the criminal gang wanted to jeopardize the security of Yugoslavia and instill a feeling of insecurity among the citizens," he said.
This architectural trickery can even instill a feeling of the sacred.
Intensive lessons, rehearsals and classes throughout the week are intended to keep children of troubled neighborhoods off the streets, instill a feeling of self-worth and purpose and create a sense of community.
The feeling that she instills in me is remarkable.
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.
