Sentence examples for try to indoctrinate from inspiring English sources

Isn't it amazing that you can try to indoctrinate kids into appreciating a favourite sport - but sometimes they just don't get it!

He would try to indoctrinate us, but we didn't care and wouldn't take him seriously," he added.

They are wild creatures who, although we may try to indoctrinate them into our culture, do not ultimately possess a human capacity for logic and empathy and live by certain unrelenting instincts which we are powerless to tame.

It seemed to me like it was brainwashing, like they were trying to indoctrinate people".

The last time we saw them we told them we had had enough of them trying to indoctrinate us".

Get it, get it!" implored Lookman Raji, a 5-year-old from Manhattan who tried to indoctrinate me.

Currie told the AP that he received hate letters and emails, including one that accused the teacher of trying to "indoctrinate" his students through "psycho-emotional rape".

As a (left-leaning) college history professor, I am bemused by accusations that I am trying to indoctrinate my students with my progressive ideals.

Musicians: when they're not trying to indoctrinate us with their weird streaming cult, they're inciting violence among our children or provoking the premature sexualisation of teens.

Three days after Mr. Santorum, the Republican presidential candidate, accused Mr. Obama of being a "snob" and of trying to "indoctrinate" young people by encouraging them to go to college, Mr. Obama responded.

"There are good, decent men and women," he said, "who go out and work hard every day and put their skills to test that aren't taught by some liberal college professor trying to indoctrinate them".