Sentence examples for personal offspring from inspiring English sources

In the first draft of his Inaugural Address, Washington remarked that, having no children of his own, he would never establish a dynasty — "the Divine providence hath not seen fit that my blood should be transmitted or my name perpetuated by the endearing though sometimes seducing, channel of personal offspring" — but this also assured Americans that no one was closer in his affections.

Eager to assure Americans that he had not the least intention of founding a dynasty, he reminded Congress that he couldn't: "the Divine providence hath not seen fit that my blood should be transmitted or my name perpetuated by the endearing though sometimes seducing, channel of personal offspring".

Not only does the lead character tie herself in knots trying to understand how she can be so competent professionally, but such a novice in her personal life, Offspring actually takes you inside her head.

In addition to sociodemographic data (age, sex, marital status, offspring), personal contact with mental illness was assessed: having a family member with psychiatric disorder and the frequency of contact with him/her; having sought treatment for a psychiatric disorder/having been given a prescription for psychotropic drugs.

McGarvey et al (6) reported an inverse association between maternal self-reported calcium intake (from food and personal supplements) and offspring systolic blood pressure at 1 mo of age, which was no longer apparent by 12 mo, although recruitment was greatly reduced at the second follow-up.

I doubt that the explanation will satisfy many of the parents among Times readers who hope for a more personal connection with their offspring.

Concerning capital, cattle and personal property, all male offspring were granted equal shares, while daughters received a half share [57].

This is an overestimate as it is based on a 60% survival rate of released offspring (CDRS, personal communication), and on the optimistic assumption that sex ratio and reproductive success are not biased on the island.

Personal smoking status of the offspring was collected via questionnaires and validated through urinary cotinine levels (ng/mmol) at age 18. Height in centimeters (cm) and weight in kilograms (kg) were assessed by study investigators at ages 1, 2, 4, 10, and 18 years; body mass index (BMI) was calculated.

The approach left Noel yearning for deeper personal knowledge of all his donor offspring.

It is interesting to note that some DSLD horses or their offspring develop osteopetrosis (David Burrell, personal communication).