Sentence examples for engender are from inspiring English sources
His art is a sometimes subtle, sometimes furious protest against what might be called delusions of normalcy; the sexual, racial and religious prejudices these delusions engender are examined at their point of origin, the childhood home.
The changes these movements would engender are a bit more comprehensive than those caused by some extra-snappy packaging.
What Liora and I are concerned about is what happens when apps like eNeighbr, and the kinds of interpersonal interactions that they engender, are no longer a novelty, but have become the default.
The only thing I wanted to engender was a sense of embarrassment.
He prefers closed forms, and the intimate, often claustrophobic experience they engender is enhanced in a gallery space.
The slight smugness this can engender is one of the things the gridlocked motorist so hates about us.
Digital communications, he argues, have their place, but the "quick response" they engender is separate and opposed to the "slow reflection" required by complex texts.
The truth seems to be that for many, fellow parents or not, the companionate affection that domestic life may engender is no substitute for the flush of passion.
Unfortunately, the rich stew of emotion that such a transaction would engender is tossed out with a couple of brief passages of exposition.
Any whiff of independence that the group might have hoped to engender is now certainly gone.
One of the most prominent proposals to avoid some of the pathologies that natural resource wealth can engender is the direct distribution of resource rents to the population.
