Wild Horses

Stanko Milov with Patricia Barker in Swan Lake











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Stones – Wild Horses



Word of the Day for Tuesday, January 15, 2008:
inculcate

To teach and impress by frequent repetition or instruction.


"It is difficult, if not impossible, to inculcate in those who do not want to know, the curiosity to know; I think it is also impossible to kill this need in those who really want to know. "

T. V. Rajan, "The Aha! Factor", The Scientist, March 21, 2002


"A tragic indication that even the most noble attempts to inculcate children with the basic principles of universal humanism - that, whatever our differences, we are more alike than unalike - will founder against the rocks of deeply held prejudices of their parents. "

Gary Younge, "Sesame sans frontieres", The Guardian, October 14, 2002


"But Havelock would insist that the epics constitute the accumulated wisdom of the culture, beyond which the audience (thoroughly inculcated with the teachings of the epics) cannot go. "

Michael E. Hobart and Zachary S. Schiffman, Information Ages


Inculcate is from Latin inculcare, "to tread upon, to force upon," from in-, "in, on" + calcare, "to trample," from calx, calc-, "heel."

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