Sentence examples similar to nations parentage from inspiring English sources

But I fear that is not so". He said the dominance of privately educated men and women was proof that England was a "profoundly unequal society" where "more than in almost any developed nation, parentage dictates your progress".

He said the dominance of privately educated men and women was proof that England was a "profoundly unequal society" where "more than in almost any developed nation, parentage dictates your progress".

"More than almost any developed nation, ours is a country in which your parentage dictates your progress," he said.

"More than almost any developed nation, ours is a country in which your parentage dictates your progress," the education secretary, Michael Gove, said in a speech to independent school heads last week.

We read about wealth and what it is to be on the outside of it via the pairing of the narrator, whose parents are academic expatriate Pakistanis, and Zafar, whose uncertain parentage is linked inextricably to the violence that gave birth to his nation state, Bangladesh.

Of course Amol comes to learn that Auro is his son (Bollywood loves a tale of parentage found), but he also battles corruption ("the biggest disease facing the nation"), helps slum dwellers and finds ways to triumph over the cynical media.

Why lie about her parentage?

Agricola was born of obscure parentage.

Here the parentage becomes more muddled.

"Rachael" arrived on Broadway with solid parentage.

Aguinaldo was of Chinese and Tagalog parentage.