1.   All that familiarity had bred all kinds of contempt.

2.   Her case, put simply, was that television programs and theater obsessed with sex and violence would breed that kind of a society.

3.   I believe that genuine self-scrutiny breeds a kind of honesty and courage that nothing else can.

4.   Indeed the Internet may breed a kind of intellectual laziness.

5.   So Berg, faced with panicky accusations he was breeding some kind of Andromeda strain, put his research on hold and helped impose a moratorium.

6.   The preparations for the ceremonies have bred the kind of disruptive and petty squabbles that have consistently bogged the country down in the post-Soviet era.

7.   Though her science is a continuing source of joy to her, Hopkins said, it also breeds a kind of parental anxiety.