Sentence examples similar to engender a revolution from inspiring English sources

The 12-tone movement was supposed to have engendered a revolution.

The burning question has always been whether Brennan's influence on the Warren court — which engendered a revolution that has yet to be fully reversed all these years later — was as dramatic and outsized as we've been led to believe.

"Does that engender a bit more team play?

And any derogatory credit history may engender a similar demand.

Elaborate wine service just might engender a larger tip.

That should engender a smile or two.

Bribery scandals might engender a change of government.

Such increases could certainly help engender a cosmopolitan sensibility.

The immensity of the effort and the competition with the Soviet space program engendered a less visible revolution, one in which technicians, engineers and scientists grappled with a daunting challenge.

The continuous revolution in communications has engendered a loosening of rigid fanatical attitudes".

It also engendered a family split.