It has tapped into the creative energy of good journalists and engendered – at The Times, and elsewhere – an openness to experimentation.
An almost reverential affection, animated by the belief that the divine mind was immanent in nature, engendered at times a Christian or theistic naturalism.
Bolton manager Sam Allardyce admits that the competition has lost much of its lustre, but believes the enthusiasm it engenders at the later stages makes it worthwhile.
For all the publicity United's link-up with the New York Yankees a couple of years back engendered at the time, it appears to have yielded only one serious benefit, an often bizarre block of MUTV programming on the Yankees' own channel late at night.
For VM-based, contact acoustic nonlinearity (CAN) engendered at the joining interface, when a pumping vibration perturbs a probing wave, was interrogated, and the nonlinear contact stiffness was described in terms of a Taylor series, on which basis a nonlinear index was constructed to associate spectral features with the residual torque.
But, the liberal critics claim, it is doubtful that we have any such reason: in a very religious society such as the United States, it might be the case that restrictions on the political practice of religious believers engenders at least as much frustration as the alternative.
After a very strong first half, the second starts to drag, despite the goodwill the cast engenders at every turn, On the bright side, the doubling of many roles pays dividends.
Pope Francis welcomed the "animated discussions" the document engendered at the time, but warned against "hostile inflexibility, that is, wanting to close oneself within the written word, (the letter) and not allowing oneself to be surprised by God".
And beyond the distrust it engenders, at least in me, what I suspect is that the sellers of these services may be the actual cause for the crisis as measured by barometers and other boasts, not the solution.
