Sentence examples for it does not engender from inspiring English sources

It does not engender the obsession of cricket or beckon the roaring fans of soccer.

At Next, the food may sometimes wobble, but never so much that it does not engender laughter, close attention and learning.

Because Norway does not -- and, really, could not -- have grand designs on other countries, it does not engender suspicion, Mr. Helgesen and other diplomats here said.

(The campaign to win the musical a berth on Broadway meanders, and it does not engender much suspense, for obvious reasons.) Mr. Berresse's zippy choreography, stocked with cheesy Broadway clichés, is laced with the same self-aware humor that marks the writing.

"It doesn't engender the kind of public confidence in an initiative of this scope without having broad support because it raises questions".

This is understandable for a relatively new startup, but it doesn't engender confidence in investors of public companies.

It is possible that the timing of the exercise was such that it did not engender any beneficial effects on bones' adaptability and that another timing or another exercise regimen would have different effects.

But it did not engender controversy in the nineties — in part because Dieudonné had a Jewish sidekick returning insult for insult.

But it did not engender controversy in the nineties in part because Dieudonné had a Jewish sidekick returning insult for insult.

Few games enter the subconscious enough to evoke dreams about their gameplay and fewer still quite like Murasaki Baby which, it has to be said, does not engender the good kind.

"It is a very scary prospect that does not engender hope for Italy's future," the newspaper wrote.