Sentence examples for engender a bit from inspiring English sources

"Does that engender a bit more team play?

But if he does, if he is able to manipulate even a little forgiveness, to engender a bit of curiosity as to the normal human failings and higher aspirations that might have led him down the road to such disgrace, we'll cheer him on.

The situation engendered a bit of abuse and minor epithet-swapping.

Whatever pleasure it has brought untold gardeners, the flower has also engendered a bit of scorn among some.

But the remake of the 1995 Japanese animated sci-fi classic has engendered a bit more goodwill with the unveiling of an accompanying soundtrack, Music Inspired by the Motion Picture Ghost in the Shell.

The changes these movements would engender are a bit more comprehensive than those caused by some extra-snappy packaging.

It's no surprise that the song has engendered quite a bit of controversy.

Industry theories abound that the relationship between Sky and ESPN is a bit too cosy to engender real competition, but Francis is having none of it.

In the current testing of European unity, the reassertion of the nation state and insecurity engendered by rising powers, the world in 2013 looks a bit discomfitingly like that of 1913.

That sideways move might let the directors collect a bit of a premium on some contractual points; sometimes the good will engendered by an early resolution can buy labor some concessions that a more acrimonious showdown will not.

Strenuous exercise every night seems a bit much as yet (ID44) A motivating strategy adopted by one student was to engender the idea that the new, healthier behaviour, could be rewarding in its own right through being enjoyable.