Sentence examples for engendered only from inspiring English sources

Signs of improvement several days later engendered only false hope.

Clumsy collages of dance-floor degeneracy may spark nostalgia among rave-deprived over-50s but are likely to engender only amusement in the rest of us.

The NEP engendered not only a flowering of Russian culture but also that of non-Russian and non-Slavic cultures.

But I believe their traction and popularity is instead is a symptom of an unscaling of politics; the movements they engendered are only a taste of what's to come.

At some point, in fact, I do hope to own a truck, a piece of machinery that engenders only slightly less anxiety in those familiar with my lineage — vis-à-vis me, its operation and my remaining in one piece — than the Sawzall.

But the entries on that list engender only a passing admiration next to the knitwear-copying gusto with which we have embraced 21st-century Scandinavian crime drama, from Swedish detectives to Danish whodunnits, even the Swedish-Danish two-detective one-whodunnit.

We go on to argue that reduced isomorphic pressures not only engendered greater intraindustry variety, but also increased managerial discretion, which contributed greatly to the romanticization of CEOs that occurred during the period 1980 2000.

The significance of this study was that misfolded or degraded proteins could be recognised by leukocyte-expressing receptors, which is not only engendered by bacterial challenges, but present in ECM remodelling processes [ 160].

City agencies often predict doom and gloom to engender support only to have the situation turn out better than anticipated.

Alaska did not respond until the following day, and when it did, its response only engendered more anger.

But her choice of term — "speculative fiction," a charged phrase historically used by science fiction avant-gardists to elevate their plausible, "serious" science fiction above what they considered trashy space-opera pulps — only engendered further controversy.