Sentence examples for but engendered from inspiring English sources

In the months that followed, Scott talked in bursts on the phone but engendered confidence.

Mental health issues are not an epidemic, but engendered; an inherent part of being human.

Every inch of the planet is ours, we claim, and elements of clear improvement are intertwined with cancerous excess: the two-car American dream empowering women's independence but engendering horrendous African droughts.

Imitation works an effect worse than ignorance, not merely teaching nothing but engendering a positive perverted preference for ignorance over knowledge.

As we shall see in the next section, on Wittgenstein's account, if we do not understand irrationals rightly, we cannot but engender the mistakes that constitute set theory.

But passions engendered by the case are unlikely to die down.

I didn't wish English teams ill, but detachment engendered a certain cynicism.

Not only did the business not collapse - in fact it's doing better than ever - but it engendered even more commitment and loyalty from that employee.

Her rescue of Washington Mutual helped protect the deposit insurance fund, but it engendered a raft of litigation from bondholders, who felt shortchanged and accused the agency of giving JPMorgan Chase a once-in-a-lifetime deal for the teetering bank.

But none engendered more regret than the sequence that followed Antonio Allen's recovery of Devin McCourty's fumbled kickoff return, at the New England 18, just before the two-minute warning.

But he engendered friendship in his followers.