Sentence examples for engendered a fair amount from inspiring English sources

"They have engendered a fair amount of controversy, both in favour of them and against".

However, I picked Octavia Spencer for Supporting Actress in "The Help" rather than Bérénice Bejo, because — despite the fact that one of the most memorable moments in "The Artist," the self-caress, was Bejo's, and the fact that "The Help" engendered a fair amount of political controversy — Spencer had what may be the year's most "you go, girl" moment.

All of which is engendering a fair amount of what in Los Angeles would be called buzz, but in Cambridge seems better termed speculative ratiocination.

Mr. Klaus's rhetoric on other issues often engendered a fair slice of public support.

Get a fair amount of distance away from your wall.

Once you get a fair amount, start checking.

And he does get punched a fair amount.

It was a fair amount to get rid of garbage".

A fair amount, probably.

Applause: A fair amount.

PROFANITY A fair amount.