Sentence examples for engendered in the from inspiring English sources
It recalled the euphoria that Sadat engendered in the Israelis.
The level of excitement engendered in the pap pack suggests significant wattage.
The paintings were the thing: the paintings and the sublime responses they engendered in the viewer.
Was there a certain chilliness engendered in the stuffily antiseptic atmosphere?
'Inborn, inbred, engendered in the corrupted humours of the vicious body itself.' " "Isn't education a wonderful thing?" Floyd said.
His contained style, and the expectations that it engendered in the reader, made his departures from it all the more powerful.
international framework, the less it would look like American neocolonialism, the less opposition it would engender in the region and therefore the longer it would be sustainable.
In addition, half the participants, chosen at random, were invited to a series of workshops run by a licensed therapist, to learn a meditation technique intended to engender in the meditator a feeling of goodwill towards both himself and others.
More interesting is the change in business relationships that the web is engendering in the old staid world of printing.
"The zest in which people have taken to two wheels and joined the cycling revolution we are engendering in the capital has gladdened my heart".
The kind of collaborative undertakings I was unable to help engender in the university community have, to my great joy, come calling for me at the Corporation.
