I had to be careful not to engender a feeling of cliquishness or social superiority.

They engender a feeling of comfort and stability to those within their charge.

They are fed, rested, dry and warm, yet the crying persists — engendering a feeling of not being able to meet their needs.

The removal of the cameras also engendered a feeling that drivers were no longer being persecuted.

He made every effort there to engender a sense of community among his fellow residents and turned the derelict backyard into an attractive garden.

The state doesn't engender a sense of community, it displaces it.

Others say that they cause people to avoid the whole issue or engender a sense of hopelessness.

He engenders a sense of enjoyment that sometimes seems sadly lacking the higher up the professional ladder players climb.

Also, my stepping off the platform from time to time and leading worship from the floor engenders a sense of community.

This could be for a firm to cross- or up-sell, change brand perception or engender loyalty.

It's about humanity; it's 'we're all in the same boat'; it engenders loyalty.

They transformed it, introducing management that gave greater importance to the human element than to mass production, engendering loyalty from employees at a time stricken by industrial unrest.

The basic economic units in each town were houses, family-operated entities that engendered loyalty for its employees.

Three key characteristics engender trust: a record of service provision, predictability and benevolence in motive.

Restraint, rigour, caution, consideration of consequence — these things no longer engender trust.

I strongly believe in creating partnerships and engendering trust and loyalty.

He put his success down to strong storytelling, a commitment to accuracy that engendered trust, and a positive approach to the issues the magazine discussed.