Sentence examples for engenders a from inspiring English sources

It engenders a great sense of closeness.

Cheap money engenders a surfeit of trust, and vice versa.

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

This chasm engenders a romance, born of mutual respect.

Great inequality engenders a great fear of sharing.

But is there a typeface that promotes, engenders a belief that a sentence is true?

In a kind of reverse teleology of music history, the avant-garde engenders a new Romanticism.

Each new problem in our history engenders a revision of past history.

The tension between self-celebration and self-doubt engenders a kind of social electricity.

Still, the potential for mammoth grant-making engenders a great deal of good will.

And along the way, he engenders an everlasting fidelity in his charges.