Sentence examples for didn't engender from inspiring English sources

That stealth move didn't engender much confidence in either the companies or their government guardian.

"That didn't engender a lot of trust," said Sergeant DeMers of the police union.

"They did a number of things, including the way they handled the case, that didn't engender warm feelings," Richard Levy, a lawyer for the Vulcan Society and the class of black firefighters, said of the city.

By Robin Wright May 21 , 2017In Saudi Arabia, Donald Trump gave a speech that stood in stark contrast to his previous statements about Islam, but didn't engender confidence.

What it didn't engender was joy — the near-laughter at visual inventions that are so extravagant as to seem borderline ridiculous and that, at the same time, actually pack a new idea.

— it's amazing that something like this didn't engender a Molotov cocktail to the main subwoofer.

Most apparent to all, those being prosecuted did not engender civic pride since the mid-1960s.

Yet the recent NATO-Russia meeting held on Corfu did not engender optimism.

But those conditions alone did not engender the rage that swept through Strangeways that day.

But it did not engender controversy in the nineties — in part because Dieudonné had a Jewish sidekick returning insult for insult.

But it did not engender controversy in the nineties in part because Dieudonné had a Jewish sidekick returning insult for insult.