indoctrinate

An the republican themselves try to indoctrinate kids as well.

There will be no need to indoctrinate you into the black project here.

In case you are as yet not indoctrinated into this music, there's no easy road.

We've been indoctrinated that way from the day we were born.

"It will take three, maybe four months to indoctrinate them."

The student indoctrinated into this system might have music, for instance, on Days 3 and 6.

This is how kids are indoctrinated to the business of professional sports.

I guess he was indoctrinated with it as a young boy, and some of it's still there.

"Young people today are being indoctrinated to spend, not save."

"He'll have indoctrinated them during the voyage to see things his way."

More than likely, she said, he had been forcibly indoctrinated.

Also, growing up, I was indoctrinated to the idea that it's not enough if you get yours.

She has been indoctrinated from early childhood to believe that only one way of life is correct.

He should have been indoctrinated deeply enough to make the mission worth anything at all.

Film is a form of art which can be used for educating or indoctrinating citizens.

They were thoroughly indoctrinated and feared by the general population.

They change because new generations come along who have not been so indoctrinated, and are willing to think outside the box.

I'm keeping them here at the castle until they're fully indoctrinated.

"Don't tell me you're going to indoctrinate our students with that thing!"

And I suppose he could take some credit for that; he'd seen to having me well indoctrinated, at one time.

April was too far indoctrinated with angel culture and customs.

"Indoctrinating your children in the social patterns that you want them to live by.

You have been indoctrinated with a standard education, and a remarkably comprehensive one.

This is not neutral - it indoctrinates more successfully than anything else.

This year, some of the nation's tiniest residents are being indoctrinated.