engendered in A Sentence

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    And He Engendered love and kindness between you.

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    They engender fear among people.

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    Engendered Lives 5.

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    To STIMULATE creativity and ENGENDER personal self-confidence, which is the earmark of leadership.

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    Such loyal adherence to God- ​ given principles engenders a close relationship with him.

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    In conjunction with the subjective preference of the subject of purchase, this often engenders destructive passion.

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    Its legacy will re-emerge in collectives and engender structural and cultural violence, and possibly, eventually, direct violence.

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    Because of this tension an almost mystical atmosphere is created, engendering a sense of loss and alienation.

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    The police and investigative organisations can play a crucial role in creating conditions that could engender societal changes.

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    As I have said in Engendered Lives[5] and elsewhere, the mind is in every cell and not just inside the skull.

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    The same survey asked respondents to identify a single phrase from a list that would engender the most trust in a company.

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    Because of the trust they engender from straight women, gay men are uniquely positioned to be excellent“wing men” for single straight men.

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    Not until 2011 did Occupy happen, and it proved largely uninterested in ongoing organizing, or carrying out campaigns that could engender hope.

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    Fidel, the romantic liberator, had made of his island a prison, full of inert people mired in the poverty Engendered by a nightmarish system.

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    Had the Lord Jesus not appeared to work, no believers or followers of the Lord would have been Engendered, let alone the creation of Christianity.

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    Living with an intimate partner who dominates the relationship and blocks attempts to shift this dynamic can engender in the other partner a feeling of powerlessness.

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    The serious risks Engendered by that obligation within a democratic society must not be disproportionate to the advantages it offers in the fight against serious crime,” he adds.

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    No point in being specific, it just engenders immune reactions from other players so we're just going to be a little quiet for a while,” he said.

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    This context consisted of the political problems Engendered by the bourgeois status-group of the city, without which neither Judaism, nor Christianity, nor the development of Hellenistic thinking are conceivable.

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    This context consisted of the political problems Engendered by the bourgeois status-group of the city, without which neither Judaism, nor Christianity, nor the developments of Hellenistic thinking are conceivable.

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    MarineCFO is targeting users of its Vessel 365 fleet optimization application suite with a set of“actionable” checklists designed to“engender cyber security into the psyche” of mariners and shore side personnel.

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    The problem with that scenario is that it is another snake that has its tail in its own mouth-- one bad mood engenders another's bad mood, and so on and so forth.

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    This is not to say that China should be treated with hostility, but the economic and political challenges Engendered by the deficiency of jobs are perhaps responsible for the Trump phenomenon in the first place.

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    For example, if a writer sees envy as a sign of some kind of moral weakness or character failing--a view possibly Engendered and reinforced in childhood--the effect on his or her work can be quite debilitating.

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    The latest entry in the tender, boldly progressive three-way love story between a grappling hook, a parachute, and explosions contains an incredibly overt reference to a game that can only engender the exact opposite emotion: hate.

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    For example, if a screenwriter sees envy as a sign of some kind of moral weakness or character failing- a view possibly Engendered and reinforced in childhood- the effect on his or her work can be quite debilitating.

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    On the whole, the economic movement prevails, but it has also to endure reactions from the political movement which it itself set up and endowed with relative independence, from the movement of state power, on the one hand, and of the opposition simultaneously Engendered, on the other.

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    On the whole, the economic movement gets its way, but it has also to suffer reactions from the political movement which it established and endowed with relative independence itself, from the movement of the state power on the one hand and of the opposition simultaneously Engendered on the other.

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    Using conflict resolution strategies borrowed from the field of mediation, a healthy respect for generation-gap issues Engendered by the social revolutions of the 1960s and'70s, and a broad spiritual perspective, the author provides both practical solutions to on-going problems, as well as thought-provoking discussions of how these problems came to be.

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