Far from engendering charges of literary desecration, Rebecca's Tale was well received (one critic suggested her prose surpassed Du Maurier's).
Neither the Army nor the Marine Corps released the names or specific ranks of the service members involved in the two episodes, which seriously worsened relations between the United States and Afghanistan, although the Koran burning engendered far more outrage than the Marine video did.
I can't begin to describe all the great things Fromholz did or wrote and sang about; can't make a proper accounting of the love and laughter he engendered far and wide; can't really imagine how much his family and fans will miss him.
The help, as so often in international diplomacy, has not been swift, and the strategy behind the projects engendered so far remains unclear.
For, while in the ordinary course of things this deliberate, scholarly exhumation of the reputation of a 'Great Man' of English letters might be receiving considerable attention in the pages of the literary reviews, one utterly irrelevant fact concerning its author has engendered a far wider debate.
In Washington, the new plan seemed to engender far more approval than disappointment, as if to demonstrate that maybe, by golly, the old, stability-valorizing generation had some good sense after all.
The events of the past few months, and the fierce discussions about feminism that they have engendered, have proved to be far more electrifying and complex than anything that Wolitzer depicts here.
Yet even though Ms. Taylor's fans adored her with far more ferocity than Richard Burton's talents ever engendered, she deferred to him.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03522.009 Thus far, the in vitro data suggest an allosteric/conformational change engendered by unfolded protein binding to BiP's substrate binding domain, causing dissociation of BiP, via it's ATPase domain, from Ire1 and Perk.
