Sentence examples for i engendered from inspiring English sources

Like where are you from?" "Where was I engendered?" "Yeah, we want to know where you were conceived," my roommate said.

And then I've made mistakes and I've engendered some criticism, I think justifiably, for things that I said or did or didn't handle well.

Early in the press conference, Christie characterized his relationship with his "tight-knit staff" this way: I've engendered the sense and feeling among the people closest to me that we're a family, and we work together and we tell each other the truth, we support each other when we need to be supported, and we admonish each other when we need to be admonished.

"If on every apartment I can get an extra $50 or $100, I can engender good will and long-term patronage.

In fact, he has written elsewhere that I helped engender his interest in public service.

"I think that I have somehow partly engendered this notion of Mr Ordinary Guy, projected onto me, and projected from me," he says.

But I noticed that every offer of help I initiated or granted engendered four or five e-mails, at the end of which I sometimes felt surly and behind on my work — and then guilty for feeling that way.

I knew writing about what I thought would engender some destructive criticism.

If wit engendered worthy deed.

And this is a feeling that I believe should be engendered in psychiatrists as they care for their patients.

"I think it's engendered in the professionalism of everyone from the individual counters on the desk to those that are supervising the process.