Sentence examples for It engendered from inspiring English sources
It engendered a much harsher reaction.
It engendered a sense of disempowerment which continues to inform her passionate support for independence.
It engendered good will among liberals and gay rights advocates nationally, a great source of donations.
It engendered a lot of criticism last week for announcing an interim constitution, supposedly without proper consultation.
Today's left-leaning historians generally excoriate the amateur ideal for its snobbery and the hypocrisy it engendered.
It has enabled the city to survive and flourish despite such seeming threats to its long-term well-being as 9/11 and the terrorism panic it engendered.
The thesis has its critics, not least the late palaeontologist Stephen Jay Gould, but the disputes it engendered were mostly concerned with arcane areas of evolutionary debate.
Mr. Carroll's nickname and the song it engendered were born in the same breath.
In interviews after "Marginal Comment" appeared, Mr. Dover expressed surprise at the controversy it engendered.
The court order, and the media frenzy it engendered, came as a shock to Merrill Lynch.
Does that one move deserve the level of distrust and distaste it engendered?
