| It instils a sense of pride when you see things being built in the community. |
| For a business that relies on the confidence it instils in counterparties and customers, the damage was already done. |
| The procedure for concluding an agreement generally instils a sense of genuine commitment to the objective in the party to that agreement. |
| Thirdly, I believe it damages society because it instils the notion that winning at all costs is the only purpose. |
| Thus the bracketing of hull and basketwork trap also instils notions of the fisherman and his catch, the hunter and his quarry, the slayer and the slain. |
| It is not an image which instils much confidence in the future success of the vital relationship at the heart of government. |
