Sentence examples for does not beget from inspiring English sources

He does not beget, nor is he begotten, and he has no peer".

At the very least, many of the young players have learned a lesson that their predecessors learned too late: money does not beget respect.

There has been a good deal of unpleasant chatter ("I always knew they were really cheap," "What else can you expect from such stuckups?") about the affair ever since, thus proving again that prolonged success does not beget loyalty.

" 'Do you think that the Allah of the Koran had a son?' The most important sura in the entire Koran, sura 112, the pre-eminent chapter of the Koran, says explicitly, 'Allah does not beget, nor is he begotten.' " The missionaries' use of "Allah" to refer to the Christian God thus strikes Dr. Caner as an error both semantic and theological.

"A cupholder for minivans does not beget a company," says Dave Kellogg, CEO of Mark Logic, a Sequoia Capital-backed database software company in San Carlos, Calif.

"Most important, the process is narrowly circumscribed, providing the machine with a very limited degree of autonomy; unlike people, AI does not beget autonomy" — Oren Etzioni, CEO of the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence and a computer scientist at the University of Washington.

In Hollywood terms, toiling away on a TV series doesn't beget long term success or an invite to the Vanity Fair Oscar party where one hobnobs with top directors who may cast them as leads in the future.

Free is good but it doesn't beget sales and she recommends pushing their wares overseas where the data mining issues haven't hurt them as bad with the consumer base.

Ignoring the issue or distancing oneself from controversy doesn't beget change.

And it's worth cautioning that the optimism of a new year often cedes to the realities that a divided government doesn't beget impressive legislative output.

Liberalism did not beget socialism, which did not beget totalitarianism.