Sentence examples for its inculcation from inspiring English sources
In the essay on "The Utility of Religion" Mill argues that much of the apparent social utility of religion derives not from its dogma and theology but to its inculcation of a widely accepted moral code, and to the force of public opinion guided by that code.
Civil religion identifies gods and tutelary benefactors to assist with that great aim, and its successful inculcation is supposed to help maintain stability, order, and prosperity for the country.
If every doctrine of evo-psych turns out to be false — if it's somehow all culture and inculcation — it wouldn't affect the Buddhist view about our need to get out of it.
Moreover, I&E is a platform for values inculcation, as part of its aim is to help students develop a sense of teamwork and contribution to the community, grounded in a set of timeless values such as integrity, social responsibility and respect for others.
The starting point should not be the interpretation of historical knowledge, but the inculcation of it.
Other liberal theorists, on the other hand, have argued that the state should not intervene because it might undermine the inculcation of certain values that are necessary for the continued existence of certain comprehensive doctrines (Galston, 1995: p. 533; Stolzenberg, 1993: pp. 582-3).
Could it be that the cultural inculcation and cross-generational acquisition of skills by filmmakers over decades is like the motoric practice of single subjects over minutes?
It's a matter of inculcation.
For most, it's a matter of inculcation early in life.
Belief in God may sometimes be caused by exposure to a single charismatic evangelist, it may sometimes be caused by the joint inculcation of two biological parents, and it may sometimes be caused by immersion in a diffuse community of theists.
So the ultimate aim of CatAcademy is to inculcate — or inculcat, in truth — conversational level Spanish without its users feeling like there's anything remotely akin to inculcation going on.
