Sentence examples for has generated a son from inspiring English sources

For example, whereas Scotus might say that "Socrates is a father because of fatherhood," Ockham would rather say that "Socrates is a father because he has generated a son" (Ockham 1991, V. q. 22, 472; Klima 1999, 136).

LONDON — The announcement by Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands that she is stepping down in favor of her eldest son, Prince Willem-Alexander, has generated a flurry of excitement in faraway Argentina, the homeland of his popular and charismatic wife, the former Máxima Zorreguieta.

It has generated a huge reaction online.

Hence our assumptions have generated a contradiction.

The question has generated quite a response.

In some cases, the designation of a sole heir has generated territorial expansion by forcing the unwilled sons to fend for themselves, a situation that has obtained at various times among Europeans and the Maori and other Polynesian peoples.

Australia The role of Assange, the country's prodigal son, has generated the most coverage and debate.

In keeping with the presumption that a priest's mother has no sexual meaning for her son, the Church has generated doctrines of the Virgin Mary as a woman from whom all sexuality has been leached.

In time he returned to his father's fur business in New York, but "it would be quite a while," Marcella recalls, "before his parents could overcome some of the hostility that my marrying their son had generated and bring themselves to see me". And then?

A ledger recovered from the son's home showed that one woman had generated about $500,000 in 2011, prosecutors said.

For example, Grandpa A generates a son, Dad B, who in turn generates a son of his own, Grandson C. B's generating C in no way depends on A A could be long dead by the time B starts having children.