Sentence examples for their parentage from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Morris and Zachariah talk about their parentage only elliptically.

They are either prisoners of their parentage or privileged by it.

Once they do so, regardless of their parentage and ethnicity, they are considered Jewish.

But both claim impeccable green pedigrees through their parentage, the parkland design team of Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux.

Not surprisingly, given the period and their parentage, they shot it, along with some eight thousand other creatures.

In interviews in recent weeks, many voters said that the candidates had enjoyed a leg up because of their parentage.

The co-clustering of the two F2 crosses (LnA, dark blue; LnC, light blue) may indicate that their common parentage is a stronger determinant of their transcriptional profiles than is their sensitivity or resistance to TCDD toxicity.

Barely half a century ago it was still thought best for adopted children to be denied not only the details of their biological parentage but sometimes even the fact of their adoption.

They can pick the racial group they want to belong to (most children of black-white couples say they are black); write "other" on government forms which ask what their race is; or tick two or more boxes that describe their mixed parentage.

"But we want it to be more open – we want diversity in our audience 'cos that's what we are," she says of their mixed parentage.

Given their shared parentage, why is Synapse's renewal notice so muffled and circuitous while Sports Illustrated's is so loud and direct?