Sentence examples for it can instill from inspiring English sources

It can instill in us a delusional sense of our own importance, and it can stir a variety of infantile responses.

Their power lies in money and the political favour it can buy; our power lies in movement-building, and the political fear it can instill.

But what and how much is being measured is still fallible to human error — and it can instill a culture of competition rather than cooperation, as Vanity Fair reported of Microsoft in 2012.

But what and how much is being measured is still fallible to human error — and it can instill a culture of competition rather than cooperation, as Vanity Fair reported of Microsoft in 2012.

It can instill fear and, in other cases, it can lead to laughter.

High school theatre may still be thought of by many as a charming and even quaint activity for kids, and an easily expendable one at that, but it can instill great lessons and even save lives, if the students are permitted to engage with the full range of dramatic work, be it classic, new or even original.

Because the other biggest reminder I had this year and it's something that I hope I can instill in my daughter, is that no other person can give you your self worth, it comes from within.

But after a qualifying round that went all-but-well I believe I can instill energies into my team.

"He wants to see me practice so I can instill a little bit of confidence in him, I guess.

Through it, a magician can instill love, hatred, or disease, can foretell the future, or can even make demons and the shades of the dead appear in the air.

There are many things that the Inauguration of Barack Obama will not mean — the complete eradication of racial prejudice; the disappearance of injustices of history still made manifest in the everyday statistics of employment, education, and incarceration but it can only instill in the American people a sense of possibility and progress.