Sentence examples for I've induced from inspiring English sources

My personal version of success for any novel I write is to believe I've succeeded when I've induced the reader to take in as much of what I put into the book as possible.

As far as we can ascertain no new damage seems to occur beyond the treatment and patients don't need to take any medication, so in that sense I think it has induced a long-standing remission.

Much of what I'd been hearing about the movement's origins and early manifestations sounded so puerile an extended post-adolescent tantrum and I wondered what had induced the fashion world to co-opt this, and then to go on feeding off it for more than three decades.

Much of what I'd been hearing about the movement's origins and early manifestations sounded so puerile — an extended post-adolescent tantrum — and I wondered what had induced the fashion world to co-opt this, and then to go on feeding off it for more than three decades.

Kelechi: I had poliomyelitis when I was a lot younger which has induced scoliosis.

The person who had induced this complicated feeling was one of the sweetest, most generous people I've ever known.

I was writing a story for The New Yorker about the soul-searching that those years had induced among adherents of the Chicago school.

The expectation had induced a torpor.

But nothing has induced me to cry.

But this law has induced odd behavior before.

The wipeout has induced cringes for viewers online.