Sentence examples for engendered a response from inspiring English sources

"We wouldn't have wanted to do it if it felt sensationalised or engendered a response that was negative," he argues.

Mr. Reid said real disarmament would engender a response from Britain, Ireland and the United States that would not be "grudging or ungenerous".

A large class of solids, including certain metals and polymers, when subject to significant deformations undergo microstructural changes that engender a response that is distinctly different from that before which the microstructural changes occurred.

Another possibility is that peripheral SR mappings engender a response more quickly than mappings via a central route.

But Wunderman's op-ed manifesto engendered a broad response, and the response has engendered something like a movement.

Richards again accentuates his regret but he also offers a telling contrast to illustrate his belief that his mistake engendered a hysterical response.

Thus, B6 subjects acquired a classical conditioning (Pavlovian) association, which engendered a freezing response that was dependent upon the previous experience of distress in nearby conspecifics.

We are, however, convinced that our alternative approach for consultation engendered a better response and generated valuable insights that will serve to progress this complex and problematic area.

This delay response time has engendered a new definition of response criteria for immunotherapy, because the classical Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors criteria are inadequate to measure efficacy.

Sinéad O'Connor's cathartic howls and self-lacerations engendered a more sober response, but her ferocious take on John Grant's Queen of Denmark was sensational.

Associated observations suggested that small PMMA microspheres, less than 20 μm in diameter, engendered a foreign body response [ 6].