Sentence examples for engenders in from inspiring English sources

There's something to be said for the desperation that rejection engenders in me.

But her vision of the deer and the fear it engenders in her propel her beyond this narrow compass.

Did he feel the sorrow that he engenders in us as he disposed of his beloved characters?

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

Greta remains perilously close to the surface, and engenders in us the rather ungenerous feeling that, with this woman at least, the author has lost his nerve.

Nothing I encountered along the northern Adriatic Coast prepared me for the intricacies, exuberances, and competitions that brodetto engenders in the Marche, the region between EmiliaRomagna and the Abruzzi.

It recalled the euphoria that Sadat engendered in the Israelis.

If films are made to be seen, then they engender, in turn, particular ways of seeing.

"That's not the kind of feeling you want to engender in your donors," he added.

The level of excitement engendered in the pap pack suggests significant wattage.

The paintings were the thing: the paintings and the sublime responses they engendered in the viewer.