("Waiting for the technology" is the new "lost weight for the role").. Some were narrative (minor spoiler alert): Each film engendered debate over whether its ending was too neat.
Most agencies would house four women together in each apartment, which engendered a social pressure for daily alcohol and drug use.
Their perceptions of each other were engendered by their independent religious traditions as well as their historical experiences as they related to one another.
These epigenetic states and their consequent transcriptional programs engendered in each cell are acquired throughout development as each cell specializes, concomitantly sacrificing its developmental potential.
So from this, the One Intellectual Principle, and the Reason-Form emanating from it, our Universe rises and develops part, and inevitably are formed groups concordant and helpful in contrast with groups discordant and combative; sometimes of choice and sometimes incidentally, the parts maltreat each other; engendering proceeds by destruction.
Therefore, each image engenders its opposite.
Thus, peak energy expenditures engendered by each type of system may or may not coincide geographically.
Dispersion analyses revealed a profile of frequency spectra characterized by distinct frequency zones, each of which is engendered by a bifurcation point.
But it is the nagging suspicion engendered by each and every one of his interventions into early 21st century global affairs, with the latest one being a case in point.
In his book of essays, The Identity of Man, Jacob Bronowski speaks about self-knowledge or, better said, knowledge of the self, and how such knowledge can be engendered by each of us living with (experiencing) our own consciousnesses, and, interestingly, through art, whether music, pictorial or, most ideally, literature.
