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He could not drive the misgivings thus engendered from his head.

It had not as yet a trace of that ferocity engendered in later years from an immense vanity clouded by a dim sense of mediocrity.

Nó vẫn chưa có dấu vết của sự hung bạo sinh ra trong những năm sau này từ sự phù phiếm to lớn bị che mờ bởi cảm giác tầm thường mờ nhạt.dịch máy, chưa biên tập

If, then, the preceding pages be calculated to engender one useful thought—awaken one beneficial sentiment,—the work is not without its value.

The feeling of vexation thus engendered grew stronger with every circumstance tending to show resemblance, moral or physical, between my rival and myself.

Cảm giác khó chịu do đó sinh ra ngày càng mạnh mẽ hơn với mọi hoàn cảnh có xu hướng thể hiện sự giống nhau, về mặt đạo đức hoặc thể chất, giữa đối thủ của tôi và tôi.dịch máy, chưa biên tập

Finding a partner who views these ideals similarly will engender greater love and unity in the family.

The habit of tale bearing against each other, applied to more serious subjects, engendered silent hate and profound resentments.

The despondency engendered of hunger and disease is upon them and they will not exert themselves.

Mr. Bumble wiped from his forehead the perspiration which his walk had engendered, glanced complacently at the cocked hat, and smiled.

Having been thus familiarly thrown among the Misses Proudie, it was more than natural that some softer feeling than friendship should be engendered.

But I will immediately put an end to the witch, and engender black certainty in her stead!

A trifle of surliness was engendered by the perception that he was thus ignored, and he mumbled rather than pronounced his coadjutor’s name.

This does not include those who died from malnutrition, starvation, and war-engendered disease.