Sentence examples for engenders about from inspiring English sources

As far as I'm concerned, that — and the curiosity it engenders about right and wrong, just and unjust — makes everyone an ethicist, more or less.

But the fascination that The Slap has engendered is about more than sales, hype or even its frankly dubious literary merits.

I expected it would engender about as much respect from hard-core car guys as one would garner ordering a glass of warm milk in a biker bar.

PARIS — For Senator Barack Obama, who came to Europe once in the last four years, making a stop in London on his way to Russia, the response of many Europeans to his potential presidency has been gratifying — emotional, responsive, replete with the sense of hope he seeks to engender about a more flexible, less ideological America.

So far for Mr. Obama, who came to Europe once in the last four years, making a stop in London on his way to Russia, the response of many Europeans to his potential presidency has been gratifying — emotional, responsive, replete with the sense of hope he seeks to engender about a more flexible, less ideological America.

He said that if unchecked "it engenders cynicism about elections, about politicians and their motives, and damages the reputation of democratic government".

Could this be the beginning of a beautiful friendship between reform-minded Muslims and the governments of the Middle East Nicholas ShenkinOakland, CaliforniaFundamental but vagueSIR – It is not surprising that the EU constitution's charter of fundamental rights engenders worries about the fate of national autonomy ("Tidying up or tyranny?", May 31st).

She spoke about the rising Latino population in the state and the country, about the resentments and fears this engendered, and about the effect this might have, no matter how unconscious, on physicians' approaches to caring for Latino patients, on their regard for Latino lives.

"This does not engender trust" about labor agreements, Leo Gerard, president of the United Steelworkers, wrote recently.

Nana Nyarko Boateng, who visited the kiosk museum at Chale Wote street art festival this year, said she thought using something so familiar "as a tool for learning and engendering discussions about ourselves is just brilliant and absolutely pertinent".

JERUSALEM — An offer on Monday by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel to freeze West Bank Jewish settlements in exchange for Palestinian recognition of Israel as a Jewish state — instantly rejected by the Palestinians — was the latest complex maneuver engendering debate about his intentions.