But, judged as a piece of technology alongside Gutenberg's progeny, the REB 1200 eBook performs nicely.
Her franticness about her other progeny, the magazines she has overseen, can be taken to comical ends.
Heather Davis, "Toxic Progeny: The Plastisphere and Other Queer Futures," Philosophia, vol. 5, no. 2 (Summer 2015): 231 250.
As you explore the planet and meet other players' progeny, the DNA you collect allows you to customize your creature with any of dozens of different body parts.
A Scandal's Progeny The roots of the current law can be found in the thick of the savings and loan scandal a decade ago.
For the old Posse adherents and their contemporary progeny, the white Aryan man is the only true "sovereign" over his land and his life.
And later this summer, the band will headline its own Curiosa tour, with help from its younger progeny the Rapture, Interpol, Cursive, Mogwai and Thursday.
As for their less distinguished progeny, the "grammar police" -- the schoolmarms and pop grammarians who live by these shibboleths -- yes, they are an ignorant and tiresome lot, but even they do not defend utilized methodologies.
Once the (forgive me) cat is out of the bag, we will all fight to give our progeny the sort of genetic advantages the tall girl in this story enjoys.
Ballard's fascination with Freud – he called him, only half-playfully, "the great novelist of the 20th century" – and Freud's artistic progeny, the surrealists, resulted in the domination of his work by symbolism and febrile mental states.
And if one visits its architectural progeny – the Vietnam Veterans Memorial – one can not help but be struck by the way in which a collective monument enables individual mourning.
