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Teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions.
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1
This is carefully
inculcated
in the children of all ranks in France.
2
The importance of attention to little things is
inculcated
in the following:
3
This begs the question - who
inculcated
that ethos in yesterday's Republic?
4
Nor are the other duties
inculcated
in this Degree of less importance.
5
The imperatives of the collective and the state are
inculcated
as supreme.
6
The moral is excellent, and cannot be too earnestly and widely
inculcated
.
7
The standards and principles
inculcated
in his students are high and enduring.
8
The importance of strict and scrupulous veracity cannot be too often
inculcated
.
9
It didn't take long to become
inculcated
with FBI ritual and lore.
10
Whoever reads these venerable Remains, will find this doctrine
inculcated
in them.
11
And, we believe, almost all duties might be
inculcated
in this manner.
12
One observation which Johnson makes in Swift's life should be often
inculcated
:
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13
And One infinitely greater than Sir Walter has
inculcated
still loftier sentiments.
14
They must have been apprised also, that it
inculcated
humility of mind.
15
A man can never have his duty too frequently
inculcated
into him.
16
They enjoined rigorous fasting, and
inculcated
abstinence from wine, flesh-meat, and marriage.
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