Sentence examples for will indoctrinate you from inspiring English sources

A one-on-one three-hour lesson with one of their chefs will indoctrinate you into everything from veal stew with grape molasses and apples to Halva with pine nuts.

And now, just when many thought it could not get more surreal, there are people being given microphones and column inches, some of them elected officials, to protest the President of the United States speaking to school children because they are afraid that he will "indoctrinate" them to become socialists.

It's all Scientology training routines and auditing sessions to indoctrinate you and recruit you into the Church of Scientology.

Don't you see that the more FB sucks you into the little world they've created especially for you, the more you will go exclusively there for your news and information--the more they can begin to control your thoughts and further indoctrinate you into their revenue-streams.

Whether this will actually indoctrinate a new generation of Facebook or Messenger users is more questionable.

If you fail, Romani's mind will be indoctrinated and the cows will be abducted.

He might be banged up for time, but he'll be indoctrinating lads who'll be out in months.

At school, the children will be indoctrinated into "tolerance" (the word is surrounded with scare quotes).

They will be indoctrinated into an ideology that systematically warps their understanding of the physical world and fills them with hostility toward the facts and concepts of modernity.

South Korean television showed the smiling refugees walking to a bus that was to take them to a government center where they will be indoctrinated on life in South Korea.

The greatest fear of those trying to ease the tensions now is that another generation will be indoctrinated to the hatreds that have torn Northern Ireland apart for decades already.