Sentence examples for engender love from inspiring English sources

If you engender love and compassion, then you got them in the palm of your hand".

"Your birthright was to die as a child!" Well, DAMN Allfather (Anthony Hopkins), way to engender love from your homicidal son! I'd dress in black and try to sabotage my brother too if I were Loki (Tom Hiddleston).

Anna was a gifted and inspired instructor who engendered love and loyalty from her students.

The store even has a kids section that I was relieved to learn was not filled with stories of Elmo's sexual awakening, but instead is stocked with children's books the women hope will engender a love of reading and a healthy relationship with all varieties of love.

After 25 years, she changed course and moved on, to another generation of French students whom she would inspire, and in whom she would engender a love of all things French.

Mr. Romney referred to an old immigration proposal that Mr. McCain supported with Senator Edward M. Kennedy, not a name that engenders love among many Republican primary voters.

The Apple Watch doesn't quite respond to love in the same way – it is cold and calculated – but instead engenders love through a weird melding of design and desire, of technology and fashion, of unity and connectedness.

It engenders both love and hate.

At Annapolis, he took a course in celestial navigation, which engendered his love of the sky.

Mr. Heicklen and his wife, the late Betty Payes Heicklen, who was a Past President of the Philadelphia Chapter, were devoted to Hadassah and engendered that love in their family.

It's a bold, sensitive study of the pain and happiness engendered by love and memory, and the way other people exist in our minds, and we in theirs.