Sentence examples for engendered huge from inspiring English sources
The initial effect of 9/11 (I was still living in England at the time) was the confirmation in the minds of many millions of people that New York was an extraordinary place that rightly engendered huge affection, indeed love.
It is also interesting to remember how frequent depressions were in the 1890s and early 20th century, and how often they engendered huge marches and demonstrations of the unemployed.
The sight of Khan, wearing a neck brace and lying flat in bed, engendered huge public sympathy for a man who has successfully created a sense of surging momentum in the last days of the campaign.
Meanwhile, Blatter has engendered huge loyalty in Africa by maintaining the flow of development cash that has increased 70-fold under his presidency, as World Cup revenues have soared to nearly $4.9bn.
Nonetheless, independent specialists' views on the project have engendered huge reservations over the Dam's feasibility.
Comet ISON (C/2012 S1), discovered more than a year ago, has engendered huge interest from those who think it may be terrifically bright and also from some who believe it will be nothing special.
The latter will engender huge opposition.
This argument engendered a huge international controversy, almost certainly whipped up by Creelman to sell newspapers and provide publicity for Thurber's National Conservatory.
Low-level controversies this week, mainly surrounding Tanya Gold's article in the Guardian about rape jokes in comedy, which engendered a huge debate below the line, and this response by the psychotherapist-turned-comic Taylor Glenn.
A large population surge in China engendered a huge increase in demand for silver there at the same time that silver production boomed in Mexico, spurred by tax breaks, government support for mining and some technological changes that reduced production costs.
Never mind that critics argued that this figure, and the fears it engendered, were hugely exaggerated: for one thing, the calculation assumed a huge number of illegitimate children would be clamouring to enter the territory.
