Sentence examples for engender good from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, outspoken politicians engender good books.

Even client-focused events, independent of public relations efforts, may engender good will.

This tragedy, if properly understood, could engender good sense in South Asia.

As a result, the authors propose, they have to develop more effective social skills — ones that will engender good will.

The young writer and producer plays at Baby's All Right, a rare sort of venue that feels designed to engender good vibes.

"If on every apartment I can get an extra $50 or $100, I can engender good will and long-term patronage.

Losman has engendered good will through his community organization Buffalo Lives.

One move that engendered good will over the winter was the complexwide installation of holiday decorations.

It engendered good will among liberals and gay rights advocates nationally, a great source of donations.

And family participation engenders good feeling because it makes people feel part of things, rather than like semi-unwanted guests.

He has spent 20 years engendering good will with FIBA and does not want to be viewed as a heavy-handed, ugly American.