Sentence examples for all this engendered from inspiring English sources

Over the past year, we've seen a lot of commentary about John Maynard Keynes, Friedrich Hayek, their relationship, their debates, their various ideas and, of course, the movements that sprang up around them, not to say the policies all this engendered.

Leaving families and support systems, and the lack of social support this engendered were highlighted by almost all of the participants.

The gulp this engendered was soon followed by another.

This engendered a fear of failure.

All this engenders a sense of indulgence and decadence that is truly unforgettable.

Will this engender civil freedoms and protect their rights?

After all the excitement engendered by General Synod I fear this week's Divine dispatches can only come as something of an anticlimax.

A small wind and the rumpled clouds' reflection.Ho hum... What's needed is something under the pond's skin,Something we can't see that controls all the things that we do see.Something long and slithery,                                      something we can't begin to comprehend,A future we're all engendered for, sharp teeth, Lord, such sharp teeth.Heaven's eel.

We interrupt that warm and fuzzy moment with the reminder that while the playoffs were great, the N.B.A. appears headed into N.F.L.-inspired territory: squandering all good will engendered by the playoffs with a lockout.

Above all it has engendered such a powerful cult of the gun that whether you glorify it, fear it or accept it as a necessary evil, hardly anyone questions its basis in fact.

We are witnessing the disaster that all privatisations have engendered, with soaring energy prices, water bills, rail fares, bus fares and on and on, as the new companies, now mostly foreign-owned, try to keep their greedy managers and shareholders happy, while their services decline.