Sentence examples for I've engendered from inspiring English sources

And then I've made mistakes and I've engendered some criticism, I think justifiably, for things that I said or did or didn't handle well.

Early in the press conference, Christie characterized his relationship with his "tight-knit staff" this way: I've engendered the sense and feeling among the people closest to me that we're a family, and we work together and we tell each other the truth, we support each other when we need to be supported, and we admonish each other when we need to be admonished.

The computer has much to offer, but I mourn the loss of intimacy that it has engendered.

I think the internet and the vast cynical, largely anonymised community it has engendered, has allowed a kind of nihilism to form and propagate.

And how could it have engendered so much anger?

Perhaps the biggest failing of the scheme, however, is the culture of cronyism it has engendered.

What it provides, for the millions of articles it has engendered, is context.

The Assam violence and the media coverage it has engendered have rippled throughout India's vast Muslim community.

"I think they've gotten off quite easily, frankly, for the problems that they've engendered," Dr. Topol said.

He is great to work with, I enjoy working with him, I have full support for him and I think the spirit we have engendered within the England set-up is very good.

We're all just people; I couldn't wrap my head around why anatomical differences have engendered so many contentions and inequities.