Sentence examples for capable of engendering from inspiring English sources
The pages of "Unconfessed" are full of powerful images of an institution capable of engendering horrendous evil; yet it is one that cannot entirely defeat hope and love.
As they enter the season, they appear capable of engendering endless intrigue, and Kidd's presence has plenty to do with that.
Whether or not a behaviour is interpreted by society or the individual as erotic (i.e., capable of engendering sexual response) depends chiefly on the context in which the behaviour occurs.
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Wal-Mart Stores may be the only store capable of engendering hope and outrage, on a scale spanning Colorado to China, in the same week.
Meanwhile, Yeats devoted himself to literature and drama, believing that poems and plays would engender a national unity capable of transfiguring the Irish nation.
This is capable of minimizing participants' vulnerability and ultimately engenders genuine informed consent.
The identification of a tumor cell subset that is capable of self-renewal and, concurrently, generation into more differentiated progeny has engendered new perspectives toward selective targeting of tumors.
The only person capable of doing justice to the Willa Cather Memorial Prairie is the woman who engendered it.
I'm capable of medalling.
