Sentence examples for his parenthood from inspiring English sources

Murray, who became a father for the first time this year, said his parenthood had been a big influence on his success.

But will he necessarily work any harder for that client once it is secured?In any case, he will probably not have to deal with 30,000 Bain fanatics casting aspersions about his parenthood as he does so.

It's his parenthood.

To be an heir at law, so that legacy and continuity in business could be claimed, the dead man's son was asked to prove his parenthood because of discrepancy of name in his overseas ID card and mainland ID card.

The new law resembles nothing so much as the Massachusetts health-care plan championed by then-Governor Mitt Romney, who has since been backpedaling furiously to dispute his parenthood of that first-in-the-nation initiative.

Now a father to two energetic boys, Bryan feels his own parenthood was a massive advantage for his organization, because "from the start we had built-in norms, processes, and tools" that emphasized both professional and personal development.

The Get in Touch Foundation is awarding it's first ever Jean Stapleton Award to Jason Katims this year in honor of his depiction of breast cancer on his show Parenthood (anyone with a beating heart will understand how emotionally poignant this show is).

And while he and Moses are now reconciled, Allen is estranged from Dylan and Ronan, despite a judge rejecting the application that his adoptive parenthood of the former two be revoked (meanwhile Mia has hinted Ronan is actually Frank Sinatra's son).

It was only about a month later, after avoiding the topic and trying to remain out of the spotlight (Cowell was reportedly named in the Silvermans divorce papers), that the "X Factor" judge confirmed his pending parenthood.

Houston's reservations about appearing in "Black and White," which was filmed in 1998, grew out of his induction into parenthood and his increased spirituality.

This fascinating memoir includes the personal as well as the professional: the death of Shepherd's mother from a heart condition when he was nine, his medical training, his marriage and his experiences of parenthood, not to mention the psychological toll of dealing with death every day and the stresses of giving evidence in court.