It can help you find love or engender more love.
And with the last, Lost king, engender this our dynasty?
Any controversial decision can engender rumors, anxiety, and resistance.
And one powerful way to engender empathy is through plain old storytelling.
True power is what Obama has learned wield: the power to inspire, lead, and engender belief.
In another test, being publicly rude also seemed to engender a perceived sense of power.
As an American, my devotion to Real was only as deep as my four months in Spain could engender.
Poverty does not engender a pure, angelic soul or an immaculate humility any more than sickness does.
The thought was that since many plant poisons are bitter, the bitter stimuli would engender a fight or flight response.
No amount of reasoning can engender a moral value, because all values are, at bottom, emotional attitudes.
Retrospectives on the process and working practices regularly capture the lessons learned by the project and engender a culture of continuous process improvement within the project.
A falling currency can engender panic that causes it to drop far below what many economists would consider a reasonable value.
A policy like that tends to engender a sense of acceptance, and the research literature suggests this leads to greater innovation.
This should diminish the urgency for Banks to shrink balance sheets and should engender a less risk-adverse attitude to lending.
Every pain is an indistinct signal that something is wrong, which may engender either a good or bad result dpending on the sagacity and strength of mind of the sufferer.
At the same time, with the MDC having secured one of its men as Parliament's agenda-setting speaker, Mr Tsvangirai should rapidly enact a string of changes to engender a new mood of freedom.
