instil

instil(l) a love for literature

she was told how to instil eye drops.

I consider it important to instil a pride in the players.

I just hope that as they grow up I can instil in them the work ethic that my parents instilled in me and my younger brother, Anton.Our mum was a childminder.

Parents should instil good values in their children.

It is important to instil confidence in young learners.

Teachers play a crucial role in instilling knowledge in students.

Leaders should instil a sense of purpose in their team members.

Reading can help instil a love for learning in children.

Experiencing different cultures can instil a sense of tolerance in individuals.

Sports can instil discipline and teamwork in athletes.

Traveling can instil a sense of adventure and curiosity in people.

Music has the power to instil emotions and evoke memories.

Art can instil creativity and inspire imagination in individuals.

The uncanny realism instils a sense of wonder of its own.

Both Huxleys tried to instil order in the chaotic, confusing world around them.

And that's what I try to instil in all the swimmers that I train.

Many Buddhists eschew it periodically to instil compassion, foster progress towards enlightenment and improve their chances of a favourable rebirth.

The prisoners instil order in their days.

Those are the Parliaments which instil proper respect – even fear - into national leaders.

Steuben appeared at headquarters and began to instil German discipline into the army.

Then, the sport's most passionate fans will tell you, the mere mention of his name instils fear across all 48 provinces of Algeria.

Paradoxically, however, that aspiration is not well served by direct interventions that try to instil it.

Having these traits instils a sense of accountability and responsibility, leading to a safer, cleaner, and better community.