Sentence examples for engendered to from inspiring English sources

The central joke is simple and perfect: Keerok claims that the modern world frightens him, then cynically uses the sympathy engendered to win cases.

It took AIDS and the new wave of gay activism it engendered to fully awaken many, including me, to the gay people all around them.

If you doubted that President Obama's decision to normalize relations with Cuba was a political and strategic masterstroke, you only have to look at the reaction it has engendered to see otherwise.

This supports policies engendered to promote stock market resiliency and stability.

The whole system is engendered to build up things and destroy them really quickly.

We look forward to the creative partnership and ground breaking releases that this new relationship will engender to bring Jimi's music to successive generations of fans".

This on its own was not sufficient to engender intention to change, but did make them open to the student's ideas.

The poverty they engendered contributed to everything from famine to war and disease to debt elsewhere.

If only one of the 14 potential barriers to behavior change is present, then this could be enough to engender resistance to uptake by clinicians.

This, in turn, helps to engender loyalty to the organisation and a genuine sense of community.

Our goal is to frame the questions and to engender debate, not to arbitrate between competing hypotheses.