This existential stalemate, brilliantly realised in script and production, projects an indelible multi-layered emblem – of a scientist who can only accept responsibility for what he has engendered by impotently seeking to un-invent it and of a rejected son who understands that this last-ditch mutual dependence is a bitter travesty of the human reciprocity he had desired.
She is unlikely to be asked, as Armando Iannucci OBE was, about an apparent rearrangement of her attitudes; or why anyone, other than a helicopter pilot, would risk being awarded a prize by Prince William; or what, exactly, has engendered this unlikely respect for a selection process that just forgot all about volunteers working with Ebola patients.
The reunification of Germany has engendered what some consider an ersatz corporate city.
"The reaction that this has engendered makes you wonder what the sense of this policy is," said Richard Peña, director of the New York Film Festival, which opened on Sept. 27.
What it provides, for the millions of articles it has engendered, is context.
However, within the spectrum of NMIBC, the widespread acceptance of maintenance BCG for high-risk disease has engendered an awareness of aggressive entities within what was termed superficial disease.
It's no great breakthrough in social commentary to declare that the arrival of constant, mobile social interaction has engendered shorter attention spans, but that's not quite what we're talking about here.
What do you think about the governor ordering your work removed and the debate it has engendered? A. My personal opinion is he didn't think it would cause such a furor — that he thought it would go unnoticed.
This marks a sea change in what our media can accomplish as well as a testament to the good will it has engendered in its readership.
But what got people talking, including in this article from the Guardian, was when he said social media has engendered mass narcissism and that he wouldn't let his own kids use it.
