Sentence examples for it can engender from inspiring English sources

This gleaming weapon, sowing mayhem as it moves from hand to hand, is a potent symbol of both corrupting greed and the brutality it can engender.

This is a book that pivots on a marketing gimmick, the De Beers advertising slogan "A Diamond Is Forever," and the crises it can engender.

Mr. Lehrman did not return phone calls, but a pair of 1985 newspaper columns present another angle on conversion: the suspicion it can engender.

Experts advise against going nuclear with a formal complaint or legal action right away; besides the cost, it can engender enmity that festers for years, no matter who wins.

"As you are right in the thick of things, there are a number of situations you feel as a team and as a side we need to deal better with, but overall you never lose that love of football and what it entails and the emotions it can engender".

In particular, if trust involves optimism about a person's moral character, it can engender self-respect in that person.

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

"It saves money, but can engender ill will".

But Wander is a reaction of the positive persuasion, a welcome diversion from the attitude that violence on screen can engender it in the player, and also sad proof that great intentions and inspirations from the real world don't necessarily translate into hands on pads.

The Morris once was just for man, but now the other gender can engender its own style, the Morris it is versatile.

It is hoped that this article can engender more awareness of the roles of NA delivery technologies in biogerontological interventions, particularly NA therapy.