How To Use Begetter In A Sentence
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Unlike English, Latin has two words for 'father': genitor, meaning 'begetter', and pater, meaning 'father' in a spiritually fuller sense.
The Feast of St. Joseph
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Since the party's preferred historical narrative casts it as the only begetter of China's liberation and subsequent rise, this awkward complication is hard to overlook.
China's Confucian makeover | Isabel Hilton
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If there was an intellectual begetter of this movement, it was surely the biochemist Professor Michael Behe, whose book Darwin's Black Boxin 1996 expounded the theory of irreducible complexity.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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Thorpe rarely used words with much exactness. {403b} It is obvious that he did not employ 'begetter' in the ordinary sense.
A Life of William Shakespeare with portraits and facsimiles
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Since the party's preferred historical narrative casts it as the only begetter of China's liberation and subsequent rise, this awkward complication is hard to overlook.
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But what remains unforeseeable is its true begetter, its receiver.
Eugenio Montale - Nobel Lecture
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A Bradshaw board carries locked within its smooth husk the seed of its begetter.
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He was the only national newspaperman along with provincial compatriot JBG Thomas of the Western Mail to cover the full Lions tours of 1950 and 1955, was for more than 30 years the only begetter of the invaluable Rothmans Rugby Annual.
Tons of reasons to support the monarchs of sport | Frank Keating
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New Lanark, the most famous early mill village, was created and run by its begetter, Robert Owen, with a blend of benevolence and authoritarianism.
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However, he cannot properly be seen as the begetter of international law.
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Neil would thereupon have taken his place beside Ron as a right-hand man in the family business and done his duty as the begetter of grandchildren to the great joy of all Klugmans and Patimkins.
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Such conviction is the begetter of culture and history.
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Burton may have referred to his co-star as "Miss Tits", yet his description of their first encounter suggests his true emotions: "She is famine, fire, destruction, and plague, she is the Dark Lady of the Sonnets, the onlie true begetter… Her breasts were apocalyptic, they would topple empires down before they withered… She was lavish.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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Elvis Presley was the true begetter of modern youth culture.
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She was not the only begetter of this programme, but she dramatized its urgency.
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But he was the real begetter of the Human Rights Act, and above all a defender of the judges.
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“If there was an intellectual begetter of this movement, it was surely the biochemist Professor Michael Behe, whose book Darwin's Black Box in 1996 expounded the theory of irreducible complexity.”
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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At that time, Coleridge was the radical begetter of the Lyrical Ballads; and had he expired, he would, Holmes suggested, have been recalled as a meteoric talent, that - like that of Keats or Shelley - had burned all the brighter for its very brevity.
Jura Duty
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Elvis Presley was the true begetter of modern youth culture.
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Some scholars have supposed that the word 'begetter' in this dedication means simply the procurer of the Sonnets for Thomas
Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories
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And they contrast not only as individuals, but in relationship to their fathers as begetters and whose reflections they bear.
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The offspring must seek and love the begetter; and especially so when begetter and begotten are alone in their sphere; when, in addition, the begetter is the highest good, the offspring [inevitably seeking its Good] is attached by a bond of sheer necessity, separated only in being distinct.
The Six Enneads.
