The phrase "instill with" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the act of imparting a quality, value, or belief to someone or something.
Example: "The teacher aimed to instill with a sense of responsibility in her students."
Alternatives: "impart to" or "infuse with".
Now, retired members of the Secret Service, which Mr. Wood helped instill with commitment, have come together to make sure that their first director is remembered.
Ironically, the Klinsmann/Löw connection is one of the factors making such a scenario slightly less likely, what with the attacking style and mentality they both initiated, then Löw fine-tuned, with the German team and which Klinsmann has been attempting to instill with the USA.
Poverty is the unintentional teacher of philosophy because what philosophy tries to instill with words, poverty compels by the power of facts.
To me, this refinement shows the highest respect of marriage and the sacred bond it instills, with full consideration.
Before the classic conflict between Katherine Susann K. Berkompas) and Petruchio (Paul Eggington) plays out, there are several expository moments that director Kevin Slay instills with comedic electricity.
I looked around desperately to provide the class with case studies to instill them with hope in the way our public systems functioned.
This approach, which includes conducting exciting in-classroom and out-of-classroom discovery experiences with world-class science and engineering innovators -- is designed to instill students with motivation, skills, confidence and other successful strategies in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics).
During his tenure, from 1983 to 1991, Mr. McEnery spearheaded an active civic effort to instill San Jose with a vital downtown.
The older a person gets, the harder it becomes to instill them with discipline and mental toughness.
The vast majority of private-school kids I know are hard-working students whose families try to instill them with solid values.
A student of Indian music, he incorporated Eastern rhythmic modes into his language to produce irregular but breathless rhythms that can instill passages with an infectiously jerky swing.
