Sentence examples for engendered for from inspiring English sources

A future we're all engendered for, sharp teeth, Lord, such sharp teeth.

And, that is exactly the kind of collaboration our Fellowship engendered for us Innovation Ecosystem Builders.

But he also engendered for the next three decades an emotional climate in which no one talked directly about anything.

But a stronger reason is the political timidity the senator engendered for decades with his drumhead calumnies.

This implies that, depending on decision makers' preference and knowledge, different design solutions can be engendered for the same design problem.

A small wind and the rumpled clouds' reflection.Ho hum... What's needed is something under the pond's skin,Something we can't see that controls all the things that we do see.Something long and slithery,                                      something we can't begin to comprehend,A future we're all engendered for, sharp teeth, Lord, such sharp teeth.Heaven's eel.

Based on the sympathy that "Chicken Run" will engender for chickens, it's probably good that McDonald's doesn't have a promotional tie-in.

She's clearly aware of the power of that image, and the goodwill that nostalgia can engender for her; hell, she closed her set with a cover of Simple Minds' Don't You Forget About Me.

To foster an artificial populism downtown -- to defer in advance to programming with the broadest public appeal -- is to underestimate the public and underestimate the capacity for audience-building that a move like this might engender for any institution, including City Opera itself.

With SoftBank's capital, and the support it engenders for expansion into new markets from other parts of the far-flung SoftBank empire, EdCast will definitely have some deep-pocketed help.

Is "prayer shaming" merely about the effectiveness of prayer and the kinds of actions it can engender for those who practice it?