Sentence examples for specifically engendered from inspiring English sources

However, the extent to which our positive stimuli (intended to be nonappetitive and moderate in arousal; see Table  S1 in the supplementary materials), relative to reward anticipation, specifically engendered appetitive motivation is not clear.

And begun so powerfully, so oppressively, that you might almost suspect the success of the original was created specifically to engender this comedown as a piece of conceptual art.

ISIS propaganda isn't created solely for American viewers like Mateen, but it is designed "specifically to engender a physical reaction," according to Shaikh.

Part of this project saw funds directed into the arts, more specifically projects intended to engender a vision for the new Iraqi nation, and more specifically again into a motion picture of Hollywood proportions aimed at telling the story of the nation's birth.

Whether this perception is indicative of wheelchair users generally, or older adult users specifically, or a generational bias from a time when civic responsibility and civility was more explicitly engendered, is not clear.

Although he doesn't mention Facebook specifically, the staffer who leaked the memo to me said the "borrowing" of pictures from the social media site had engendered several complaints.

Their patronage engendered special treatment.

That enthusiasm quickly engendered others.

If wit engendered worthy deed.

GreenTech's plans have engendered some skepticism.

The first thought engendered the first afterthought.