Sentence examples for begets itself from inspiring English sources
How easily it begets itself, cascading ever downward like water over stone.
Or the cold hell of loneliness, that itself begets monsters.
Medical technology is addictive; it is exclusionary and expensive, and it begets versions of itself like the sorcerer's brooms.
Feeling good about swapping old pastimes for new ones is the same when you have a baby as it is when, say, you get a really great new job; you have to let go of certain things you love that conflict with your new commitment, but the commitment itself begets some incredible rewards of its own.
Success builds upon itself; therefore success begets success - all fueled by increased confidence! 3. Dress for Success.
After all, did World War I itself beget World War II, or was it the Treaty of Versailles or the Great Depression or German political culture or a great many other things, all in hard-to-determine proportions?
As Davies suggests, inequality feeds on itself, begetting higher concentrations of wealth at the top of the economic pyramid.
It begets a similar pattern, as a flame does, but it regulates itself as a flame does not".
Ultimately, these flow abnormalities and the structural changes that initiate AF are worsened by AF itself, forming a vicious cycle that heralds progression of disease severity (i.e., "AF begets AF" [ 12]).
"Beauty begets beauty, while mess begets mess".
