He was an indoctrinate child from an early age with stick religious beliefs. [verb]
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They were indoctrinated from an early age with their teacher’s beliefs. [Please select]
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Teachers indoctrinate students to the practices of a new discourse. [verb]
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In addition, it rejects all conspiracy theories that the media is simply out to indoctrinate the public. [verb]
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"You indoctrinate republicans." [verb]
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Gabriel will indoctrinate you to our ways, teach you to feed properly. [Please select]
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It is needful to get back to first principles and to indoctrinate the public anew with correct notions as to the object of an office and the duties of a public officer. [Please select]
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_ (Indoctrinated with the author's idealistic philosophy.) [Please select]
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He was old enough to have lent a shrill voice to the huzzas at the defeat of the armada, and his military services had indoctrinated him in the lore of civil and religious freedom. [Please select]
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Finally, the new education system, which indoctrinated all children from nursery to the end of college, separated children from parents, thus undermining parental control and enabling the state to intimidate parents by encouraging their children to denounce their "deviations." [Please select]
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They are so indoctrinated with the idea that only the big business interests of this country understand the United States and can make it prosperous that they cannot divorce their thoughts from that obsession. [Please select]
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