Over time, however, some of these popular movements developed a militantly hostile attitude toward ecclesiastical authority, intellectuals, the wealthy, Jews, and others, thus engendering the most violent and revolutionary elements of millennialism.
This suggestion that violence will engender the most tender and lasting love is a facet of this film that has received less attention than the graphic nature of the murders, and yet it is more troubling.
Visual delivery usually engenders the most direct, appealing, and attention-grabbing results when it comes to a user's first impression of ads.
"Brown, by contrast, is far too inquisitive and restless for ideologies, which is why some sought to draft him into a 2016 presidential race in which Trump and Bernie Sanders have been the two candidates engendering the most enthusiasm, each offering unrealistic ideas involving border walls and class revolt," reporter Alexander Nazaryan writes.
Consistent with our hUCP2 studies, two out of five independent UAS -mucp1 lines (UAS -mucp1A and UAS -mucp1B) with the highest mitochondrial protein expression (data not shown) also engender the most severe developmental lethality when driven by the ubiquitous actin-Gal4 driver (data not shown) [ 6].
The punctuational nature of punctuated equilibrium has engendered perhaps the most confusion over Eldredge and Gould's theory.
Those witch hunts engendered the rather jaundiced views among most Turks about Gulen and his supporters, whose benign public face overseas doesn't quite match their seemingly clandestine operations at home.
But while the mayor engenders the most intensely negative responses from many of those who voted for him last time around -- home owners in Queens and Staten Island, traditional Republicans, Rudy Democrats -- some political analysts see signs that his efforts and interests could win over traditionally liberal New Yorkers who cast their vote another way last time.
