Sentence examples for we indoctrinate from inspiring English sources

"We indoctrinate our staff," Ms. DeVoe said.

From an early age we indoctrinate our boys to be rambunctious, wild and male bond through sports, but we tell our girls to be careful, watch out and play with your dolls indoors.

"We indoctrinated them and told them, 'You will go to heaven.' You cannot turn it around so suddenly".

We indoctrinated ourselves.

In so doing, we unintentionally indoctrinate the next generation to follow the same social stigmas in which we ourselves feel trapped.

"When we are young, we are indoctrinated to believe that the foreigners stole from us, but maybe it's out of context," he told me.

"If they attack us because we're indoctrinating, well yes, we're doing it, because those capitalist ideas that our young people have — and that have done so much damage to our people — must be eliminated".

We are indoctrinated into the Order of the Mouse before we are old enough to question its necessity.

And Shortbus, because it makes you realise we're indoctrinated with ideas about sexuality being bad.

At art college we were indoctrinated with the notion that sketchbooks were a central plank of being an artist.

On this account, the fundamental choice is no longer the ideological one we were indoctrinated to believe — between free markets and controlled economies — but rather a continuous choice between kinds of regulation and how they distribute wealth in society.