On the other hand, Ms. Everett represents the high-paying New York money managers who have engendered animosity among the public toward the American International Group and other companies.
The most interesting discussions we've had with colleagues this week have been about three things: players who showed something different than what we've seen from game study; players who have engendered polarizing views; and the large and intriguing contingent of small-school prospects invited to Mobile this year.
It should be the very people who have engendered this debate in the first place: the professional class.
The history of his family, as Polish Jews who settled in Britain in refuge from the Holocaust, and with a maternal grandfather, David Kozak, who died at Auschwitz, has engendered a strong sense of gratitude and rootedness in Britain.
This is a manager who, by almost Svengali persuasion, has engendered spirit and style into the way Arsenal has played over his 15-year tenure.
Haggis's movie, in its denouement, gestures at the idea of an insidious corruption and spiritual debasement that the war has engendered in soldiers who might in other circumstances be entirely decent: it is powerfully argued, but for my money the revelation was not quite as satisfying, and as dramatically and visibly worked-through as it might have been.
Rosen was a pioneer and as is generally the case with all those who break new ground his work has engendered fierce controversy [3, 4, 15, 29].
Inside the circle of entrepreneurs who have received his financial backing, he has engendered a loyalty bordering on adoration.
Comet ISON (C/2012 S1), discovered more than a year ago, has engendered huge interest from those who think it may be terrifically bright and also from some who believe it will be nothing special.
