Sentence examples for He engendered from inspiring English sources
He engendered an esprit among the rest.
He engendered the odd frisson of controversy in devout or prudish circles, but nothing untoward.
He engendered great loyalty and a strong desire among colleagues to gain his approval.
He engendered loyalty and love from those who were lucky enough to have the opportunity to work with him.
He engendered ill will in Dallas from understandably miffed opera lovers and critics who had expected him to usher the Dallas Opera into what looks to be a splendid new home, the Winspear Opera House, next fall.
He engendered such excitement in both beginners and advanced students, said Silas H. Rhodes, chairman of the board of the School of Visual Arts, "that he changed their way of thinking and, consequently, their way of drawing".
How exactly did he engender it?
And along the way, he engenders an everlasting fidelity in his charges.
Johnson, with the passion he engenders from his players, is seen as a dark horse.
Did he feel the sorrow that he engenders in us as he disposed of his beloved characters?
Moreover, by talking to the reader rather than to other characters, he engenders the illusion of direct eye contact.
