Sentence examples for engendered still from inspiring English sources
The apartheid laws that separated the races for decades have been swept from the books, but the divisions they engendered still define the ballot box.
With its youthful, almost entirely non-Caucasian cast, and its celebration of the possibilities inherent in building a new nation, the poetry of "Hamilton" is a reminder of the gleaming sense of hope that the election of 2008 engendered — still salutary to recall, despite some inevitable disappointment at the reality of prosaic governance during the past seven years.
22 [sic] years after the end of apartheid, many of these barriers, and the inequalities they have engendered, still exist.
This no doubt means that next season we will see yet more funds engaged in these activities engendering still more proxy fights.
It proves how, to this day, despite our easy info-sharing and the resulting awareness it could engender, it still does not ensure that we remember to look to the past for our lessons (aka wisdom): Erotic display and exposure are highly relative.
Nonetheless, Peres still engendered controversy.
His wicked curveball still engendered limp swings as he registered eight strikeouts, but the Mets undermined him when it mattered.
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In spite of the recession, there has for many readers been a general shift towards the good life in the past few decades, engendered by a still-active welfare state, access to cheap credit and the democratisation of aspiration proposed by advertising and reality TV.
News reports beamed around the world after the cruise ship hit a submerged rock with 4,229 people aboard engendered misimpressions that are still lingering, tourism officials say.
The Rt Rev Tim Ellis criticised parties held to celebrate Lady Thatcher's death but added: "Events of 30 to 40 years ago still engender that kind of violent reaction because her reign was very divisive and controversial, and people still remember that today.
