Sentence examples similar to that engendered apprehension from inspiring English sources

"Does that engender a bit more team play?

And that engendered a fair amount of bitterness among Montrealers.

Such was the climate that engendered the common school.

British regions exhibit distinctive character, and that engenders rivalry.

Privatization had not been an unqualified success, and education, health, and welfare cuts had engendered public apprehension.

And I think that has engendered resentment.

The social importance of fisheries, their economic value [3] and their biological toll, engender apprehension about the sustainability of the exploitation of marine resources.

She knew all about the parking difficulties that might engender.

That should engender a smile or two.

that whole LSD scene engendered some habits that weren't conducive to career advancement.

But some of that apprehension seems to be lifting.