ANDERSON: I'd like to leap in here and add something that has become dear to my heart in the course of observing on the ground the conflicts engendered since 9/11: first Afghanistan, then Iraq, and, most recently, Lebanon.
Bridget is probably the most successful comic creation of this decade, the most controversial and talked-about female fictional character since Lolita, the mother (metaphorically, obviously) of a fast-growing brood of mini-Bridgets and Bridget clones engendered since Fielding's spoof column began in The Independent in 1995.
Wong says he's taken aback by how much positive response the service has engendered since its launch, "Im surprised its being so well received; I spent an afternoon throwing this together since I'm in NY and I was snowed in on Sunday".
The Post-It note endures -- as will the guilt it engenders, since I have no clue where the snapshot is.
Most accounts of Granz are given over to his humanitarian triumphs, but this book from the Rutgers archivist Hershorn adds a close examination of the recordings Granz made at his Verve label, many of which have engendered controversy ever since.
The burning of Columbia has engendered controversy ever since, with some claiming the fires were accidental, others a deliberate act of vengeance, and still others that the retreating Confederates burned bales of cotton on their way out of town.
The turmoil within the Pakistani Army has engendered the lowest morale since it lost the war in 1971 against East Pakistan, now Bangladesh, army observers say.
After some 1,000 diehards have hailed him at Villa Park, O'Neill professes himself overwhelmed, and Ellis estimates that a managerial arrival, and he's had a few, has not engendered so much enthusiasm since the coming of Tommy Docherty or "Big Ron Atkinsonn.
NORDSTROM, an American fashion retailer, is known for its high-touch customer service, which has engendered customer loyalty ever since it was founded to supply prospectors for the Yukon gold rush.
The political bickering and power games that have characterised constitution-making since 2009 have engendered passivity towards national political processes.
The leaks, along with court opinions and orders the government has since declassified, have "engendered considerable public interest and debate" about the interpretation and application of specific provisions of the Patriot Act, Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV wrote.
