Sentence examples for engendered them from inspiring English sources

Precisely those qualities, and the integrity which engendered them, won Brahms the esteem of one of the most famous 20th-century progressives, Arnold Schoenberg, the originator of serialism.

The things you can cook up with them are often more stimulating than the well-loved but predictable meals that engendered them in the first place.

But tedious as films of that sort were, it's possible, these days, to get a tiny stab of nostalgia for the clearer world that engendered them and then, over time, disappeared.

Even if in a few months — or just weeks — from now, the claims about what these Olympics have done to shape and steer the national psyche look a little foolish (which they will), there will be no shame in feeling the great embrace of joy that engendered them.

Recently two new departments, the School of Broadcast Journalism and the Department of Political Science, were created at Moscow State University while leaving the two traditional departments that engendered them intact.

For these reasons, it is natural when discussing these texts to focus upon the contexts that engendered them and upon the positions within Marxist philosophy that Althusser stakes out by their means.

Before you can afford the luxury of abstractions, (political, social or artistic), you have to have a live people to engender them.

Loyalty, unity, patriotic feeling: these things do not require royalty to engender them, as scores of countries show, but it is nevertheless true that monarchy can be particularly powerful at doing so.

These testimonies of pro-charter schools parents are powerful, but they are tainted by the pandering that engenders them.

(Male, Year 1, 2009) Shortages in communication between the organization, students, and teachers led to anxiety and stress, creating rifts, engendering "them" and "us" conceptions, and creating feelings of helplessness and organizational uncertainty.

Another vital aspect in his approach to the art of acting was the great stress he placed on the use of space the tension created by the proximity and distance between actors, and the lines of force engendered between them.