Sentence examples for its indoctrination from inspiring English sources

I might have stopped being Orthodox, but its indoctrination had left me with the sense that nearly anything — God, spiritualists, healers, psychics and witches — might be equally possible.

BEIJING — The Turkish government has called on China to close its indoctrination centers holding ethnic Uighurs, marking a rare instance of a major Muslim country joining a mounting international chorus condemning the detention of up to 1 million Muslims in the far western region of Xinjiang.

In the second half of the last century, it became tolerably clear that membership in a subversive organization, attendance at its meetings, indoctrination in its methods and espousal of its goals were not by themselves crimes.

If Microsoft remains patient, its myriad indoctrination efforts could pay off and its software could continue to run China's computers.

But government today serves the rich and the powerful and trashes true education as dangerous to the privileged few by mandating in its stead indoctrination that ill-prepares the young for college or places it beyond their reach by predatory student loans.

Alas, the BBC is set to continue its weekly indoctrination of impressionable young viewers with this vile, dangerous programme.

(A right-wing blogger who was working with the late Andrew Breitbart describes a "citizen-journalist" career that began with shadowing Bus Project events at Portland public schools: "I found myself at Grant High School snapping pictures of Jefferson Smith's Bus Project, which was making its weekly indoctrination run," wrote Dan Sandini).

The church said its new Hollywood base would become the central media hub for its more than 9,000 churches and missions around the world, making it a key component of its global outreach to – or as its detractors claim, indoctrination of – its followers.

Every weekday America's ruling regime confines tens of millions of its citizens in indoctrination camps where they're required to memorise the contents of government-approved texts.

Nor is it an ideology enforced in the way of the Stalin-era Soviet Union, with its institutions of indoctrination and control.

If the school persists with its programme of indoctrination, then one day my son will be able to read this column for himself.