Sentence examples similar to beget an inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

The primary purpose of a royal marriage was to beget an heir to continue the line.

Those dusty bricks will no doubt beget a few books.

Therefore an Igbo bride has no greater pressure than to beget a son.

The consciousness of knowing little, need not beget a distrust of that which he does know.6 (p.7).

A warm smile tends to beget a smile in return.

Over time, these events beget a dense periphery of nephrogenesis activity, called the nephrogenic zone.

We sit in a former church, that begat a recording studio, that begat "an event space".

Yes, crime begets crime begets crime begets an Indian man who probably hitched a ride with some drunken, seemingly friendly white boys who killed him.

In other words, the housing crisis begat an unemployment crisis that begat an even worse housing crisis.

One necessarily evil action begets an eternity of more.

A good democracy begets a better one.