Sentence examples for toward engendering from inspiring English sources
Parker never looks quite like a woman, but Mr. Izzard's muted confidence while wearing women's clothing goes a long way toward engendering believability, even if it's only momentary.
This picture is mostly a lump of run-of-the-mill profanity sprinkled with a few remarks so geared toward engendering audience sympathy that you might think he was running for office -- or trying to win over a probation officer.
However, it does provide an alternative perspective to the problem and allow us to develop a framework for systematic inquiry toward engendering long-term public policy and technical solutions.
Apparently, no one is permitted to even question Israel or American policy toward it without engendering a virulent reaction.
Most of the people who lined up at the banks had no bank accounts, which in part reflects a deep distrust toward banks engendered by runaway inflation under Mr. Milosevic's rule.
Chronic musculoskeletal pain can strain marriages, perhaps even to the point of engendering spouse criticism and hostility directed toward patients.
Over time, however, some of these popular movements developed a militantly hostile attitude toward ecclesiastical authority, intellectuals, the wealthy, Jews, and others, thus engendering the most violent and revolutionary elements of millennialism.
Tim Berners-Lee gets credit for engendering the Web.
Work engendered: Toward a new history of American labor (pp. 191-215).
The organization grew so fast, drew in so much money and hired so many gunmen quick to pull the trigger that it lost the loyalty that other Mexican crime syndicates engendered toward their leaders, while older, more established cartels sought to take down the Young Turks making business tough for everybody.
