Sentence examples for instilling the idea from inspiring English sources
By effectively requiring new humanitarian workers to have worked as volunteers, we are instilling the idea that aid is just volunteerism, plus money and better technology.
He built a community center where residents could learn to cook inexpensively for their families while instilling the idea that healthful eating is not a luxury.
For instance, Goldman is legendary for instilling the idea in traders that it is better to fess up to your mistakes, and the penalty for covering something up will be worse than if you had not spoken up.
Mrs. Kirchner's national security minister, Nilda Garré, said Thursday that leaders of the soccer field squatters were acting on Mr. Macri's orders, with the objective of "instilling the idea of a lack of effectiveness in the national government".
And along the way, instilling the idea into new, impressionable generations that it's bloody okay.
Thus wrote the philosopher Plato in the 4th century BC, thereby instilling the idea that character is built upon self-control.
For Girardi, those experiences instilled the idea that players who feel supported will perform better.
We have to teach every new generation what we currently understand as the truth and at the same time try to instil the idea that you mustn't stick to that dogmatically".
In fact, it instils the idea that a wealthy and healthy society cannot avoid condemning one of its babies to be segregated and isolated in a "broom closet" and, hence, ignoring his/her existence for the good of a community (Povinelli 2011).
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