Sentence examples for induces in from inspiring English sources

Like gamma radiation, doxorubicin induces in part its anti-proliferative effects by augmenting reactive oxygen species and inducing DNA damage.

Nowhere else induces in me such feelings of amused amazement.

Matisse gets quietly drunk on visual seduction and induces in viewers a contact high.

It's a symphonic palimpsest that's both obsessively, microscopically structured, and completely open-ended in the variety of responses it induces in its listeners.

YA literature, at its best, contains and induces in the reader everything that adult literature does and generally supplies a pile-driving plot too.

"We analysts work a lot with the issue of countertransference, feelings that the patient induces in us -- the wish to take care of them," she said.

Sport mode, for example, induces in the car a palpable tension, a stiffening, a raised engine note: all in a kind of mechanical sympathy with our human instinct.

This sleight-of-mind induces in the reader a conviction of the authenticity of the events described and the sincerity of the describer – harmony and melody again.

It's not that I don't adore Breaking Bad and Mad Men; the latter, in particular, induces in me a fierce reverence.

In a few short sentences we were shown everything about their unequal relationship: from Nige's desperate need to be appreciated by a man he hero worships to the feeling of suffocation that induces in Gates.

It induces in-plane orbital ordering of the eg(x 2 –y 2 ) orbital occupancy in the LSMO layers, achieving high TC.