Sentence examples for offspring like from inspiring English sources

Variant organisms will leave offspring like themselves.

He scoffs at Mr. Ariès's notion that medieval parents treated their offspring like little adults.

After the stress of military service, the Zohar offspring, like so many young Israelis, go backpacking.

Aristotle's "downhill slope" is topped by men, followed by women, then devolves into "hybrid offspring" like satyrs and fauns.

Because they are fertile for a much longer time, they have not a thousand offspring, like normal flies, but up to two thousand.

Mr. Seigenthaler had made a habit of hiring celebrity offspring like Mr. Gore, including Robert F. Kennedy's son David and Hank Aaron's daughter Gaile.

(OK, watch the Offspring-like "Boobs in California" clip, too).

(Okay, watch the Offspring-like "Boobs in California" clip, too).

Studies of twins demonstrate a genetic predisposition for certain political beliefs, which suggests that offspring of like-minded individuals may be predisposed to more extreme beliefs.

In each crossover, selected individuals exchange some different parts so that the new individual, regarded as their offspring, would like to be evaluated better than its parents.

More significant is the common desire to believe that something is true despite evidence to the contrary, and to do whatever it takes to persist in that belief, whether ignoring the recalcitrant evidence (as for a time did those who argued that miscegenetic offspring would like mules be infertile) or making it fit one's views through sheer force of will.