Sentence examples for his infants from inspiring English sources

After a visit to "Timon's villa" in his "Epistle to Burlington", Alexander Pope begins by wondering at "what sums are thrown away!" but concludes by reflecting, of Timon, that "hence the poor are cloth'd, the hungry fed;/Health to himself, and to his infants bread/The lab'rer bears: What his hard heart denies,/His charitable vanity supplies".

His infant son became a teenager.

The bag contains his infant nephew.

His infant sister's forehead had felt like a feather.

He tried, but in June his infant son was born.

So wrote Sir Thomas More in 1517 to his infant son.

A few days later his infant son died.

Inside are his wife Fariba, his daughter-in-law Susan and his infant grandson.

He was feeding his infant son, Emilio, giving his wife a few hours of sleep.

He meant his infant son, born in his new fortress at Caernarfon.

She died, as did his daughter; only his infant son survived.