Sentence examples for create in him from inspiring English sources

But the Negro's experience of the white world cannot possibly create in him any respect for the standards by which the white world claims to live.

Therefore, to soften a Russian up before an important meeting, it is crucial to create in him a state of anxiety by using the Improved Counter-Fawning Ploy, first used to such good effect by Mr. G. R. ("Smoke') Henderson in 1992.

This created in him a sense of danger, a tension that communicated which was more than his argument always did.

Ashton's mother's death, the war (he served in the R.A.F ., and his futile pursuit of Michael Somes created in him a more somber and responsible outlook.

That memory created in him an awareness that the pain that would inevitably arrive during a long race would be finite and that it was possible to outlast it.

In such situations, the manual said, the source of pain "is not the interrogator but the victim himself". And while the subject remains in that uncomfortable or painful position, he must be made to think that his captor could do something worse to him, creating in him the stress and anxiety the interrogator seeks.

His realization of the horror of what he had done created in him an impulse of atonement that played itself out in an ancient Catholic mode: he repented, asked forgiveness of his victims and turned himself into a hermit, living alone in filth and squalor in the woods.

He could look at a man and say: "Why are your eyes so shifty today?" or "Why are you turning so much today and avoiding to look me directly in the eyes?" The sickly suspicion created in him a general distrust even toward eminent party workers whom he had known for years.

This self-consciousness has created in him a shyness and distaste for meeting people above him in station or wealth.

Teemu was small as a youth, creating in him a competitive spirit and drive to improve his skills.

As I've previously written, Egon was a cool nerd; Ramis created in him an earnest parapsychologist from Columbia University who applied his science training to a belief in the paranormal.