Sentence examples for it engendered a from inspiring English sources

Mr King argues that this single-minded approach also contained the seeds of its destruction, for it engendered a new certainty, celebrated in the "great moderation" of both price and output stability before the crisis, for which Ms Lagarde's heroes modestly took a bow.

I was only 15 when the film came out, but its mixture of savagery and humanity made such an impact that it engendered a lifelong desire to visit Crete, where Kazantzakis lived and the movie was shot.

It engendered a much harsher reaction.

e360: Why do you think it engendered a passionate opposition?

It engendered a sense of disempowerment which continues to inform her passionate support for independence.

And it engendered a strong opposition to peace efforts, which could be recreated now.

For instance, while Westphalia cemented the modern system of nation states, especially in Western and Northern Europe, elsewhere, and in particular in German- and Slavic-speaking areas, it engendered an appetite for nations without creating any, and certainly none that were destined to be stable.

It engenders a great sense of closeness.

As Kolbe and Tye point out, it engenders a peculiar type of instability.

We rail users encounter this every day, and it engenders a persistent migraine.

Delivering advice requires a small amount of time, but it engenders a sense of commitment that can be invaluable.