Sentence examples for he generates that from inspiring English sources

When he's singing (though not, alas, when he's talking), he generates that mixed magnetic charge of attraction and repulsion that is what the show is presumably meant to be about.

It appears from the excitement he generates that Barack has tapped into a deep vein in the contemporary American psyche.

It is a testament both to his business acumen and the loyalty he generates that he still controls the largest criminal operation in India, despite having not set foot there a quarter of a century.

"Moderate rehab never generates that kind of applause," he said.

The success of his latest endeavor may depend on whether he can generate that kind of empathy now.

It is possible that McLaren did more work on their set-up for the race rather than running for fast times, but his mien was not that of a happy man try as he might to generate that impression.

Tolls, which have not increased since 1981, are the only way to generate that money, he said.

"Better quality will be central to generating that demand," he said adding that a new PR and branding strategy, focusing on luxury tourism, would also be vital to turning tourism – and the economy – around.

The progress he made round India on that memorable historically successful tour 36 years ago, and the esteem and celebrity he generated in that country was a remarkable achievement in itself.

"We need to generate that understanding".

Now, let yourself generate that feeling.