Sentence examples for of your indoctrination from inspiring English sources

When you're a kid and you realize that Santa Claus doesn't exist, nobody talks about it, it's the beginning of your indoctrination into middle-class hypocrisy.

The technical relationships on the pitch are the result of years of indoctrination and feverishly practiced drills.

Congresswoman Michelle Bachman (R-MN), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said that this was all part of a pattern of indoctrination.

Mein Kampf was a bestseller in the 1930s, with more than 12m copies sold – a sign, if anything, of the power of indoctrination.

At one end is the method of indoctrination of prescribed values and virtues, regardless of sacred or secular orientation.

What people of my generation and older often fail to appreciate is the depth of indoctrination of tolerance for anyone under 30.

The same claim might be made — and has been made — of early religious indoctrination of any kind.

There are serious questions of how the indoctrination of Ongwen from a young age should factor into his defence.

Shakespeare has the benefit of indoctrination of the young.

Several defectors testify, in the words of one of them, to a "constant bombardment of indoctrination" and a requirement to submit utterly and unquestioningly to the cause.

Jackdaw Summer, however, concerns itself with a specific aspect of indoctrination: that of imprinting.