Sentence examples for engendered a whole from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Mr. Rostropovich has engendered a whole new repertory for the instrument.

Defoe engendered a whole school of "Robinsonnades" in most European countries, the most famous example being Wyss's Swiss Family Robinson (1812 13).

The Atlantic's Marc Ambinder recently penned a post on how an emerging global financial crisis could engender a whole host of foreign policy dilemmas.

The words we use to describe the new devices and the behaviour that they engender opens a whole new set of challenges.

Further medicinal chemistry explorations on the right hand core of the early hit, engendered a potent lead demonstrating superior efficacy both in the enzyme and whole cell screening assay.

Their shock at hearing the crimes of the leadership thus publicly exposed engendered a mood of doubt and gathering disbelief that ultimately tore down the whole structure of Lenin's imposed ideology.

What I do know is that the experience engendered a healthy disrespect for the Stroop test in me, together with the whole armature of "psychological testing" that surrounds it.

It also engendered a family split.

It engendered a much harsher reaction.

Behind the scenes, the proposed guidelines engendered a long debate.

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