Sentence examples for engender in from inspiring English sources

He espouses the same kind of values that parents want to engender in their children".

The empathy Bounville sought to engender in straight people didn't flow in one direction.

If films are made to be seen, then they engender, in turn, particular ways of seeing.

"That's not the kind of feeling you want to engender in your donors," he added.

These machines engender in rising players a sort of objectivity that will make Karjakin a more difficult opponent for Carlsen than Anand, a former world champion.

Nonetheless, Mr. Rove acknowledged his outsized role in the White House, and the animosity he can engender, in an interview with ABC News broadcast on Monday.

It recalled the euphoria that Sadat engendered in the Israelis.

There's something to be said for the desperation that rejection engenders in me.

The level of excitement engendered in the pap pack suggests significant wattage.

The paintings were the thing: the paintings and the sublime responses they engendered in the viewer.

Was there a certain chilliness engendered in the stuffily antiseptic atmosphere?