Sentence examples for which engendered a from inspiring English sources

Waves of mostly poor, immigrant children were educated at these schools, which engendered a backlash.

The burning question has always been whether Brennan's influence on the Warren court — which engendered a revolution that has yet to be fully reversed all these years later — was as dramatic and outsized as we've been led to believe.

Low-level controversies this week, mainly surrounding Tanya Gold's article in the Guardian about rape jokes in comedy, which engendered a huge debate below the line, and this response by the psychotherapist-turned-comic Taylor Glenn.

Despite 22 novels, beginning in 1974 with the pulpy police procedural "The Sniper," which engendered a $1,500 advance and the temerity to quit his day job as an insurance fraud investigator for Liberty Mutual, he insists he is "not prolific".

Alan will be remembered for his charm, which was rarely used knowingly; his innocence, which engendered a constant public optimism; his stubborn itch for accuracy, perhaps encouraged by diplomatic training; and his handsome daily turnout in gay but never garish clothing (an affection for silks and American checks), complete with impressive shopping bag, or even three.

This was tried after the Vietnam War, which engendered a vast antiwar movement at home.

For his generosity of spirit, warmth and openness, which engenders a deep sense of trust that makes the WRI the great convening power that it has become.

Norman Fowler's potty communications committee has produced a report almost as fat as a telephone directory – I suppose it will make a sturdy door stop – denouncing the lobby as a "barrier to openness" which engenders a "sense of secrecy".

Through utilizing these entities as higher-level features for registration, more knowledge is gained to help with the feature matching and the design of transformation quality measure, which engenders a promising solution to the challenging cross-modality registration problem.

Although many approaches have attempted to address the aforementioned issues, most tend to focus on directly aiding the content provider, rather than the client and typically require a lookup mechanism, such as a distributed hash table (DHT), which engenders a storage and complexity overhead.

This resulted in an outwardly directed osmotic gradient that induce water uptake and an increase in volume, which engenders a decrease in the intensity of the scattered light.