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Meanings of indoctrinate in anglès

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Usage of indoctrinate in anglès
1
To serve apprenticeship is to indoctrinate one's self with pernicious orthodoxies.
Modern American Prose Selections
2
Is it right that the state should pay for faith groups to indoctrinate children?
The Guardian
3
The role of a school should be to educate its students, not indoctrinate them.
The Irish Times
4
She comes to indoctrinate you, to put you against me, is it not so?
Doctor Pascal
5
Don't attempt to indoctrinate my followers, or I shall be left without a man.
The Chouans
6
They tried to indoctrinate children with godless liberal ideas.
Futures 1
7
So one of your trained psychopropagandists can indoctrinate me?
Victory
8
If you are positive he can aid us, then by all means we should indoctrinate him.
Sisterhood of Dune
9
To display them in such wise as to indoctrinate the unscientific reader would require a volume.
Evolution and Ethics, and Other Essays
10
The harder the Americans tried to indoctrinate his daughters, the more they shot themselves in the foot.
American empire: blood and iron
11
I had lists of them, drawings if possible, but I never could indoctrinate anybody with my affection.
The Long Vacation
12
I also tried through my own newspaper to indoctrinate the people, but my mind grew more and more embarrassed.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 10 — Lives and Letters
13
The notion that schools "indoctrinate" is daft.
The Irish Times
14
Might they indoctrinate her instead?
Sisterhood of Dune
15
Bring a tail as long as MacTavish's if you like, and we'll indoctrinate them with the science of fox-hunting.
The Path to Honour
16
When I visit you, as you say I shall, I mean to indoctrinate Maurice with sound views on that subject.
A Mortal Antipathy
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