The Absolute, the whole of reality, is one and eternal, always the same and omnipresent, but it is also the kind of whole that divides from itself, encounters itself, arises anew each moment, engenders itself as the transient flux of each unique and individual moment of experience of every sentient being.
That in itself engenders confidence.
Sometimes achievement itself engenders the excess: today's agriculture creates so much food at such low cost that who can resist that extra helping?
It could be argued, moreover, that the inevitable flaw in a Caesar-as-Trump interpretation of the play is that the text itself engenders more sympathy for the central figure than Trump himself who memorably incited the threat that the "Second Amendment people" might post to Hillary Clinton during the campaign deserves.
The Wagner issue is particularly nettlesome for many listeners because invariably the music itself engenders precisely the opposite feelings.
The Greek Poets offers a substantial challenge to that idea, and it has convinced me that there is something in the Greek light and landscape, perhaps within the language itself, that engenders poetry, and that the lyric impulse has remained alive on this significant soil for a very long time.
What home-grown critics of the government fear is that the country's stifling political climate may, in the longer term, itself engender such a shift.
"The weight of new mortgage regulation, coupled with the rise in house prices it has itself engendered, means that subsequent first-time buyers will get less and less help from Help-to-buy," Pointon said.
Microsoft itself engendered, or at least countenanced, instability and inconsistency by permitting Microsoft-friendly modificatoons thethe desktop and boot sequence, and by releasing updates to Internet Explorer more frequently than it released new versions of Windows.
Finding that job can be in itself hard work, and engenders networking, research, and good communication skills.
This raises the question of whether the pursuit of victory itself could engender a fundamental defeat.
