Sentence examples for she engendered from inspiring English sources

In a way, she engendered it.

"That Woman" depicts Wallis as a woman who sought power and privilege but never expected the damage she wrought or the wrath she engendered.

She engendered goodwill in all who came in contact with her, and was regarded with respect and affection by every member of the staff.

She took exceptional pride in the achievements of the accomplished and multi-talented family she engendered, imbued with her love of literature and the arts, and for whom she provided constant encouragement.

Though scarcely touched with the gift of song, and sadly lacking the blessing of the Orthodox community in Jerusalem, she sailed through on chutzpah alone, and Eurovision wonks are still disappointed that the super-tolerant glee that she engendered, across the Continent, could not have been extended farther east.

The philosophy which she engendered by her example lives on: respect and caring for each child and each family, combined with a realism about their difficulties, a willingness to explore new ideas; developing the service to address the daily reality of the children's problems; and giving staff freedom to develop their own initiatives.

I like the fact that she says 'golly.' She engenders this trust immediately.

"If Renée Zellweger was playing this role," Ms. Liu said, "I'm sure she wouldn't be referred to as 'dragon lady.' " While Ms. Liu is the biggest Asian-American star now working, earning upwards of $4 million a picture, she engenders mixed feelings among Asian-Americans.

"Somehow she engenders a lot of confidence in students; they feel comfortable with her".

Thus she engenders some personal connection in the game that goes beyond its nuts and bolts and becomes a deep fan, a cosplayer, a devotee.

Her service on the Senate Judiciary Committee, combined with her young age, and the respect she engenders from across the aisle has convinced more than a few political observers that she'd be a smart selection.