Examples of using Engendered in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The mythology of the New World- as expansive as the continent itself- engendered a mania for magical thinking,
The revulsion engendered by the education minister's vision notwithstanding,
greed, and their evil practices- in particular the propensity of the complacent bourgeois to abuse the authority engendered by success.
dramatic contrasts- much as he did in his operas- to express the powerful emotions engendered by the text.
greed, and their evil practices- in particular the propensity of the complacent bourgeoisie to abuse the authority engendered by success.
These institutions engendered a generation of geographers that established spatial analysis as part of the research agenda at other institutions including University of Chicago,
I wish you, therefore, to discard from your thoughts the blundering idea of"motive", engendered in the brains of the police by that portion of the evidence which speaks of money delivered at the door of the house.
Tis a melancholic humour, and consequently a humour very much an enemy to my natural complexion, engendered by the pensiveness of the solitude into which for some years past I have retired myself,
It promotes the notion that young people particularly should not succumb to pressures engendered by racist belief systems and reduce their political and community involvement in response to racism.
physical situation that engendered the addiction has ended, there is now a biochemical pattern in the person that makes this difficult.
against the apathy of the people and the corruption, engendered by the wealth of the Roman Empire, which accommodated tyranny.
In Israel, the story(again, in its“authentic” version) was mainly adopted by religious Zionists, who saw it as an expression of contending with questions of faith engendered by the Holocaust.
spirit, and since the light engendered by such healings reaches the mass consciousness,
the apathy and corruption engendered by the concentration of wealth generated through trade and conquest by the empire.
Machine production of electronic and nuclear-powered apparatuses since the 40s of the twentieth century-- these are the three general revolutions in technology engendered by the capitalist mode of production since the'original' industrial revolution of the late eighteenth century.-- Late Capitalism(London 1978) 118[ibid.].
of The Enlightenment and the Hassidic Movement, engendered a new type of artist:
In light of this, despite the frustration and chaos engendered by his ministers, the wisdom of Netanyahu breaking up the government at this time is questionable- especially as the odds of obtaining a more stable government are slim
the broader socio-historical discourse, and examine how the experience of refugeehood engendered a unique sensibility among these artists- a sensibility that led them to be the first artists who responded already during the Second World War to the subjects of refugeehood and the Holocaust.
in the rose and in the stone, for I have myself engendered the thought and am present in it,
religious symbolism often engendered by the drug's powerful effects,