Sentence examples for instilling in from inspiring English sources

Our coaches are always instilling in us this idea that we should win.

COMMENT FROM MATTIAS: But are we instilling in students that they need to do hard things?

"What we're doing instead is instilling in kids a kind of ecophobia," Louv argues.

The parents have to keep instilling in them the logic of life.

The first opportunity to do pro bono can also make the second easier, instilling in many a commitment for life.

It's about instilling in children that there are hidden talents within them they may not be aware of.

He criticized her as doting on Dillon to the point of creating an "unhealthy relationship," and as instilling in him a "me and Mom against the world" attitude.

Mr. Lemke was born in Ohio; his father was a railroad lineman who built the family's house, instilling in him "an appreciation for things done right".

Villas-Boas set about the monumental task of trying to make the BVI team more competitive by instilling in them a sense of purpose.

He was in the school nearly every day, and he saw administrators and teachers giving "a hundred per cent plus" and instilling in students a "winning attitude".

Dancing had shaped Tanny's personality, instilling in her discipline, perseverance and a capacity to withstand pain that gave her inner strength when the crisis came.