The repressive and, at times, abusive atmosphere at home engendered in him the resilience, endurance, and resourcefulness which would enable him to carry out his daring plan.
This engendered in him an interest in making money and it didn't take him long to do just that.
The July Revolution engendered in him a political pessimism inspired by the repeated faults of the French monarchy, an issue that had become evident already in Cinq-Mars.
He still remembers the mix of panic and excitement it engendered in him: "It was like working in a locked room.
He was also seen as abrasive, and the discord engendered between him and Steve Ballmer, the chief executive of Microsoft, ultimately led to Mr. Sinofsky's departure from the company in November.
The Fool, baffled by the seemingly uncontrollable fury that the manipulations of Lear's two elder daughters have engendered in him, shows his love and support as much through his humor and silence as through his constant pressure on the King — his King — to retain his reason amid the madness.
The landscape engendered in him a sense of social responsibility a will, as he puts it, "to avoid the political and human catastrophe".
Around this time Joyce was attacked by a dog, which engendered in him a lifelong cynophobia.
His travels engendered in him a great love for the central Brooks Range in the Alaskan wilderness.
He wrote that the cards engendered in him a "caution of whites, of the majority, of the young, of religion, of the accepted".
