Sentence examples for subsequent indoctrination from inspiring English sources

Symbionese Liberation Army, also called United Federated Forces of the Symbionese Liberation Army and SLA, a small group of multiracial militant revolutionaries based in California during the 1970s that owes nearly all its notoriety to the kidnapping and subsequent indoctrination of Patty Hearst, the newspaper heiress.

The effort and subsequent indoctrination of this program into the culture of this community hospital should be applauded.

He writes, for instance, that both Shakespeare's "parents were illiterate," though this is a matter of some debate, and he similarly asserts, with little supporting evidence, that the playwright was secretly reared as a Catholic, and that his "Catholic indoctrination in childhood ran deep, whatever the subsequent falling-off in his beliefs".

Both involved the formal indoctrination of initiates and potentially, depending upon the individual a series of subsequent status promotions within the religious society; these processes could literally occupy initiates, members, and mentors throughout their lifetimes.

There the indoctrination begins.

In a word, indoctrination.

Indoctrination be damned.

Propaganda and indoctrination are everywhere.

I blame my childhood indoctrination.

This term usually means intensive political indoctrination.

He even called colleges "indoctrination mills".