Sentence examples for he engendered in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leonard said, "What he engendered in all his subjects was a feeling of complete trust".

He passed on his love of chess to his son, Noah, who early on became a chess Master and he engendered in his daughter, Miranda, his talent for language and writing.

It was as if the respect he engendered in the 70s had not altogether survived the journey into an era of disillusion with the boxing industry, a sport seen as in decline through serial neglect.

That he succeeded is an enormous testament to the respect the he engendered in a Congress controlled by the opposition and to his deep understanding of our economy.

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

But the phantom oppression he engenders in the minds of his supporters manifests as actual oppression enacted on the bodies of women worldwide.

President Obama was moved this past week to offer his own personal testimony about the casual slights he had suffered and the fears he thought he had engendered in whites in passing encounters earlier in his life.

Trump only alluded to some of the controversy he has engendered in recent days by attacking a federal judge of Mexican descent, and the questions that have arisen within his party about his temperament.

But he engendered friendship in his followers.

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

In addition, he engendered controversy for raking in millions from hedge funds and big banks before assuming his post.