“instilled”可以造什么句，instilled造句

Scarcer resources have instilled even greater territoriality among those reek.

From a young age, a strong work ethos was instilled in the rural girl.

To quell the fear my brother had instilled in me, my mom rushed out and bought me “Barbie: Super Model”.

After coaches are hired and sent to villages, cities and townships, a psychological transformation must be instilled.

His childhood's sense of superiority, instilled into him by the favours of old Mr Earnshaw, was faded away.

I believed he was naturally a man of better tendencies, higher principles, and purer tastes than such as circumstances had developed, education instilled, or destiny encouraged.

The Brits prefer smaller portions—perhaps a lingering vestige of the frugality instilled by World War II rationing, says Simon Hartley, executive editor of Reader's Digest U.K.

It is a policy that freed people's mind and aroused their initiative, liberated the productive forces, generated great economic and social progress, and instilled vigor and vitality into the country.

Child piano class most was once a week or twice a week, after the child class which has accepted certain knowledge instilled into, it requires certain time to digestion and absorption.

I instilled the need for kindness into my children.

Providence, out of pity for mankind, has instilled a soporific charm into all tedious things.

My manager at the time sat down with me and instilled in me the importance of really understanding your customers.

My then manager sat down to talk to me and instilled in me the idea that it was important to really understand the customer.

So the first parable that we have to look at is the one that without question instilled the most anxiety in Milton, and that's the parable of the talents from Matthew 25.

Because my parents instilled love and patience in my mind from the time I was born.

The "Guinness Book of World Records" helped give me new perspective on the impossible and instilled in me the desire to try something unconventional.

The so-called "youthful happiness" is a hallucination, an illusion of youth, and young people know that they are unfortunate, because they are filled with unrealistic illusions and are all instilled from outside to their minds. Whenever they are in contact with the reality, they always touch the head.

Cosette walked on without asking any questions. The sufferings of the first six years of her life had instilled something passive into her nature.

Comments: Hui Ang first tried to entice the Emperor with minor magical power, and then instilled higher truths in him.