Sentence examples for engender an from inspiring English sources

Touch screens engender an intimate hands-on experience: scrolling, swiping, tapping, tilting, pinching.

Few things engender an evangelistic fervour quite like an arthouse/blockbuster debate.

If everything remained the same, and Hillary Clinton were a man, would she still engender an overheated, outsized hostility?

Like similar evocations of an earlier age and more "innocent" comings-of-age, the Betsy-Tacy books engender an almost fanatical devotion.

What I am trying to do here is contribute an awareness -- and engender an appreciation -- of the music that was part of a golden age.

"The point of advertising is to engender an immediate response, not to make people want to horde it away for some future moment".

And any derogatory credit history may engender a similar demand.

Elaborate wine service just might engender a larger tip.

"Does that engender a bit more team play?

Fluid, open spaces would engender a more free and democratic society.

The takeovers helped engender a reshaping of corporate America that made its economy work better.