Sentence examples for proper inculcation from inspiring English sources
Crucial to the continuation of our democracy "is the proper inculcation in the young of the character, skills, values, social practices, and ideals that foster democratic politics" (Ibid, p. 15); in other words, educating for democratic character.
Following the increasingly tangled ball is as stressful as the "inculcated schedule" Searcy recounts in "Santa in Anatolia": "Inculcation is the order of the day.
Unrelenting inculcation of Chinese Communist Party ideology has... produced generations of people whose memories are blank.
inculcation of the youth — this is a big problem for us," he said.
Only years of careful inculcation in the masterpiece makes us hesitate.
The starting point should not be the interpretation of historical knowledge, but the inculcation of it.
Occasionally, parents should be invited to these discussions as well so that the inculcation can continue at home.
In the past Mr Pfeffer has railed against the "inculcation and acceptance of economic language, assumptions and theory" at business schools.
