How to pronounce“inculcated”in English

know inculcated uh by this connection to to land especially to like my grandmother's sense of responsibility which was huge it was like it was like

that was inculcated by reading Becker's book, there was a certain sense of an

I just inculcated my father's experience.

And it turns out it had been inculcated into their culture.

These were not spiritual beings who inculcated these composers with a sense of the divine that makes the music divine.

so those values were very strongly inculcated in

These were not spiritual beings who inculcated these composers with a sense of the divine that makes the music divine.

And that becomes inculcated into what it means to be Japanese because it’s an agricultural necessity and it becomes a gastronomic necessity as well or a cultural necessity.

And there's something of the fear that was really inculcated, I think, in the clergy of Bach's day in that they said they didn't want him to compose music that was in any

And I'm so thankful for the upbringing and for whatever my parents have inculcated in me.

One of the things you must not assume is that women are not inculcated with the same ideas.

And the angel Porky is you, doing what-- your child has inculcated you, has integrated you, as the id

So all of these habits, I agree they should be inculcated in school, but the thing about school, and I say this even as a guy

'Frequently find stabilization, if not outright resolution, in rationales inculcated at an early age.

People who go to journalism school or who have been in this business for a long time we're kind of inculcated with this idea of the malice standard.