Sentence examples for instilling it from inspiring English sources

Some governments, such as the UK, have recognised the importance of the low carbon economy by instilling it in its 'Plan for Growth' [15] and 'Sustainable Development Plan [16]].

The West has been creating monologues, diatribes, tapestries of sounds and visual languages of other cultures for centuries, and instilling it into its readership and educational system.

She was dedicated to living a life of Torah and instilling it into her children.

His parents had taught him that in small-town Tennessee, instilling it so well that in his white-columned house in the Bahamas, overlooking the golf course, he still cut up computer paper to make notebooks.

Taj Mahal, who opened the concert with a solo set, returned to sing the New Orleans funeral standard "Just a Closer Walk With Thee," instilling it with grainy gospel conviction.

In addition, the dispositions of the critical thinker noted above suggest that the ideal of critical thinking can be extended beyond the bounds of the epistemic to the area of moral character, leading to questions regarding the nature of such character and the best means of instilling it.

My father instilled it in me.

Once it's instilled, it's there for life".

Dhrupad, an ancient, austere musical style, was their forte and they instilled it in the boy.

"I found out what 'pep' meant and have tried to instil it into my London companions".

Sometimes it's because they've had to; sometimes it's because their parents have instilled it.