Sentence examples for engenders from inspiring English sources

Handily, they also help explain the egomaniacal narcissism that is having children as well as the absurd love and delight the enterprise engenders.

An understanding of consent engenders respect for everyone: from those who choose to refrain from sex to those who are in relationships, and those who engage in sex in a wide variety of situations.

In late July, business and union leaders met Mr Abe and other ministers to discuss how to reach such a balance".It's embarrassing to say this," admits Mr Yamada, "but after a first child is born, the husband often doesn't do his bit helping out at home, and that engenders anxiety in the wife about having a second child".

THE JILBAB, a flowing cloak that covers a woman's body and exposes only face and hands, is a garment that engenders strong feelings.

That kind of mandatory pretense engenders cynicism both on the part of police and on the part of the citizens they deal with.If Arizonans want to press public servants to be much more aggressive in determining immigration status, they can do one of two things.

The agriculture ministry engenders complacency in the food industry by guaranteeing high prices and imposing hefty tariffs on imports.

But the fact that it flared at all shows the strong feelings that Saudi Arabia engenders in Britain these days.

It will take a while, but the competition this engenders could eventually help raise standards everywhere.Meanwhile, it is important not to lose sight of quite why GFS is such a good school.

Democracy and the freedom it engenders has resulted in the property rights that have unleashed entrepreneurship far beyond the well-publicised Indian software industry to include sectors like biotechnology, advertising and film.

"'Club' engenders a warm, slipper-like feeling," he says.

It is mindful of the huge scale of local corruption, of the lack of recourse open to its victims and of the simmering hatred it engenders.