engender

Example Sentences

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It can also engender a loss of trust in others, and a perception that social situations pose a threat, so are best avoided.

From Salon

In a time when global 24-hour news coverage can engender feelings of powerlessness, the sense of control that online sleuthing generates is potent.

From New York Times

It was another mystery in a life that engendered more questions than answers.

From New York Times

The firm is also hoping to engender interest from news organisations who might want to reflect events in a different way, especially if those events have global reach.

From BBC

Newcastle's defeat meant even the optimism engendered by a Wembley appearance in an FA Cup semi-final is beyond them in a season that is rapidly becoming a serious anti-climax.

From BBC