Sentence examples for that instils from inspiring English sources

It is not a tribute that instils pride in Holloway.

It is this reasoning that instils fear in many of Britain's Muslims.

Carolyn Fairbairn, the CBI director general, said: "The chancellor should capitalise on the UK's core strengths, setting out a pro-enterprise agenda that instils confidence and kickstarts investment.

"I think that instils, definitely, a different spirit because people then really try to make a difference rather than please someone," he says.

I'd heard the stories about what a great motivator he was but it's time on the training pitch that instils that work ethic in his players.

Julia Raeside Jaws, Steven Spielbergg, 1975), 9pm, ITV4 It's the heavy-bass John Williams score that instils the menace of the great white shark, feasting on holidaymakers in this terror classic.

Research suggests that instilling emotions like gratitude and civic pride may help increase voter turnout.

So there's a sense of isolation... .. Did that instil a fear in him?

But literacy specialists also say that instilling a habit is as important as creating a shared canon.

"Before, the Pioneers and Komsomol united young people," he said, referring to the Soviet youth groups that instilled Communist ideology.

Often referred to as shock incarceration, boot camps are based on the premise that instilling regimen and discipline in young offenders will decrease subsequent criminal behavior.