Sentence examples for the engendering from inspiring English sources

Adam's death is the engendering mistake, the accidental firecracker that sets off the rest of the book.

In the myth of "Enki and Ninmah" recounted above, Enki had humans sired by the "engendering clay of the Apsu"—i.e., of the waters underground and borne by Nammu.

A third myth built over the motif of journeying to the netherworld is the myth of "The Engendering of the Moongod and his Brothers," which tells how Enlil (Lord of the Air), when still a youngster, came upon young Ninlil (goddess of grain) as she eager to be with child and disobeying her mother was bathing in a canal where he would see her.

Enki remembered the engendering clay of the Apsu (i.e., the fresh underground waters that fathered him), and from this clay, with the help of the womb goddesses and eight midwife goddesses led by Ninmah (another name for Ninhursag), he had his mother become pregnant with and give birth to humanity so that he could relieve the gods of their toil.

The principle symptoms are described as well as the engendering factors, the individual factors and the working patterns of sleep.

It was said earlier that the "engendering command" (al-amr al-takwînî) is the creative word "Be!" (kun) and that it turns nonexistent entities into existent entities.

In turn, sets of representations, practices, and social attitudes towards the engendered division of labor in the world of entrepreneurial action will be summed up.

But how to heal the loneliness engendering despair, the helplessness, the hopelessness?

The idea engenders the characters, the characters produce the drama, and this is, in effect, the law of art.

The cinematographer, Lester White, shot races through the windshield of the car, thereby engendering the vicarious participation that Hitchcock was describing.

Carr observed in his essay that throughout history technological advances have often necessitated new metaphors, such as the mechanical clock engendering the simile "like clockwork" and the age of the computer engendering the simile "like computers".