Sentence examples for that begets from inspiring English sources

If necessity is the mother of invention, what is it that begets reinvention?

They had known killing for what it is: a hideousness that begets hideousness.

In a sense, that could be the deal that begets other deals.

Too long have the Mets been a reflection of an industry stodginess that begets developmental stunting.

It is also true, he said, that there is something in the nature of portraits that begets critics.

That would speed up much-needed use of centralised computer records and stop the face-to-face contact between tax collectors and taxpayers that begets bribery.

We sit in a former church, that begat a recording studio, that begat "an event space".

You're the town that begat Judge Judy — and of course, yours truly.

So let us now praise famous weapons and the manufacturers that begat them.

The circumstance that begat the struggle -- the cold war -- has vanished.

If other attributes are heritable, those that beget success may also have a genetic component.