| Worse still, is this a symptom of snobbery which my school, despite my best efforts, succeeded in indoctrinating me with? |
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| Passing off terrorism as political resistance is inexcusable, and indoctrinating children about war and martyrdom is criminal. |
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| I do not believe that a European consciousness' can be created by suppressing national languages and identities and indoctrinating babes-in-arms with artificial European' values. |
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| The first issue was whether the KRL subject in general involved the imparting of information and knowledge in a manner which objectively might be perceived as indoctrinating, that is, not objective, neutral and pluralistic. |
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| For example, some United States programmes have come under criticism as being designed to influence judicial decision-making and indoctrinating judges with a particular brand of economic thinking. |
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| Extremists are also indoctrinating youths in search of their identity. |
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| In countries like Pakistan, fundamentalist religious schools are already carefully inducting young women, realizing that by indoctrinating them, they are able to control an entire family. |
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| I was really impressed by your calm and careful proceeding and how in conversation you bring things to the point without criticising or indoctrinating. |
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| This strategy is in no way about indoctrinating people or, as you have suggested, convincing them of advantages, but about giving them an objective basis on which to form their own opinions and judgments. |
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| Opinion-molding elites bent on indoctrinating the masses in the gospel of globalism worked to misdirect that reverence by focusing it on the creation, rather than the Creator. |
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