Sentence examples for we are instilling from inspiring English sources

"We are instilling a culture of cost discipline and planning".

By effectively requiring new humanitarian workers to have worked as volunteers, we are instilling the idea that aid is just volunteerism, plus money and better technology.

As Ms. Davidson puts it: "Pundits may be asking if the Internet is bad for our children's mental development, but the better question is whether the form of learning and knowledge-making we are instilling in our children is useful to their future".

"By empowering and enabling teens to have conversations in relation to, and during, sex we are instilling a sense of agency in the matter".

By encouraging our students to bring knowledge learned in the classroom to the community and creatively address pressing social problems, we are instilling in them the ultimate value of higher education -- preparing the next generation of compassionate, engaged citizens and leaders who will actively shape a better world.

When we help out another person without asking for nothing in return, we are instilling and enforcing the good qualities within ourselves and we become more grateful for the things that we already have.

Gradually, we are instilled with the common sense that conservative writers like Edmund Burke and Samuel Johnson thought of as a great collective work.

"It's really about unconscious bias, and my theory is that we're instilling that from the beginning by the entertainments we aim at little children".

I liked this answer, which was keeping with the values I hoped we were instilling in our son.

We need to take charge of the values we're instilling in our young women and men, promoting evolution, education and self-worth rather than sexual objectification.

Almost as natural as learning to say 'please' and 'thank you,' as children we were instilled with such ideas from Baha'i Scripture as: "Love ye all religions and all races with a love that is true and sincere and show that love through deeds".