Sentence examples for you indoctrinate from inspiring English sources

But human beings just insist on being social creatures, and no matter how much you indoctrinate or denigrate them, they remain as much.

"Music like this is really hard to pigeonhole and you get in with certain bands and certain things and before you know it you're indoctrinated into this scene and you become a band in that scene," he says.

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

They're blimmin' everywhere, from hoarding around pitches to near feature-length ads on TV, yellingly endeavouring to indoctrinate you with the belief that you are not really enjoying a match unless you stand to lose a week's wages on it.

"You are indoctrinated into a hatred for Williams," said Cam Hicks, a 1995 Amherst graduate now working on Wall Street.

But she ultimately found life in Olympia oppressive: "When you're indoctrinated into a scene, there's this pride that comes with being accepted and understood by people you admire.

You were indoctrinated in a rigid belief system, and it will take time to sort out the fact from the fiction, the good from the bad, the love from the fear.

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.

They say that because you can have intimate networks with people, you can spend time to indoctrinate yourself and you're not busy with being in the outside world.

I would have thought you would have indoctrinated her, but if you didn't, good for you.

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