Usa "paternity" in una frase

1. I should have asked for a paternity test

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2. My father had always feared a paternity suit, something that he might have to end up paying for

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3. KEEPING IT PLATONIC As I said earlier, the reader should bear in mind that my father’s greatest fear was a paternity suit, and my greatest fear was providing grounds for one

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4. I could feel a paternity suit hovering, and both a father and a potential father-in-law on my back

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5. GEORGE POTTER PATERNITY SUIT!!, GEORGIE DID IT!! was the summation of

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6. You probably would have been slapped with a paternity suit three months later

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7. beings must find a new paternity and a new identity in the stars

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8. At least I won't have any paternity suits

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9. Especially so you won’t end up with a paternity suit or paying alimony

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10. So if you plan on informally donating your sperm, which I advise against, you probably won’t be protected when it comes to paternity and visitation rights

11. There were twenty paternity suits against him, but nothing came of them

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12. “I had thought it was because Forrest had fathered the child, but according to the paternity test, the unborn is Kevin Wilson’s son

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13. After Borte’s return she bore him a son, the timing of which called into question his paternity; and eventually Borte had three more sons

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14. When the Weroances earned their headdresses by the will of the clan, not by the randomness of paternity

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15. to study the affects of transwarp drive on my crew or conduct paternity tests

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16. paternity suit from the High Priestess’ solicitor brought Quick the news that she was pregnant

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17. The cult ran out of money before the paternity case reached court

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18. ‘Factually speaking,’ he said smilingly, ‘you see, her hand indicates the prospects of her maternity and not the source of its paternity

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19. “I was thinking about having a paternity test done,” Kent said

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20. “A paternity test?” Hank asked

21. The results of a paternity test confirmed that Jacob wasn’t his son

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22. She never meant for anyone to know and wrestled with the decision to have the paternity test done for the first two months of Jacob’s life

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23. He slipped the paternity test into the breast pocket of her nightshirt where Mitch would see it and slung her over his shoulder

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24. Mama had refused to discuss the matter of my paternity despite my repeated questions

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25. life and start activating gravity? How much can the Physics paternity still hide the fact that Einstein’s

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26. However, that is just what the physics paternity thinks the rest of us forming the

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27. and start activating gravity? How much can the Physics paternity still hide the fact that Einstein’s critical

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28. they fraudsters being the paternity of physics elaborated on the delusion by trying to find dark matter that

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29. The physics paternity however finds it wise

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30. you will learn how far Mainstream Physics stray from the truth and how big a cover up the paternity is

31. Physics paternity still hide the fact that Einstein’s critical density is being used as a cover-up to distort

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32. point spring to life and start activating gravity? How much can the Physics paternity still hide the fact that

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33. When the deceit played out to the full, they fraudsters being the paternity of physics elaborated on the delusion by trying to find dark matter that is hidden

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34. The physics paternity however finds it wise to still advocate Newton while admitting to the Big Bang event

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35. Then you may ask what is the story? Read on and you will learn how far Mainstream Physics stray from the truth and how big a cover up the paternity is protecting

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36. I have said all this, senor curate, only to urge your paternity to lay to your conscience your ill-treatment of my master; and have a care that God does not call you to account in another life for making a prisoner of him in this way, and charge against you all the succours and good deeds that my lord Don Quixote leaves undone while he is shut up

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37. Paternity may be a legal fiction

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38. The irreparability of the past: once at a performance of Albert Hengler's circus in the Rotunda, Rutland square, Dublin, an intuitive particoloured clown in quest of paternity had penetrated from the ring to a place in the auditorium where Bloom, solitary, was seated and had publicly declared to an exhilarated audience that he (Bloom) was his (the clown's) papa

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39. “No, but my friend at the clerk’s office said, a lot of times, paternity lawsuits are filed under seal

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40. So it’s possible there was a paternity suit, but we wouldn’t know it

41. Because however it happened—a paternity suit, an adoption, whatever—Holden would have involved his attorney

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42. “So you figure there might be some records of this? Maybe the biological mother filed a paternity suit

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43. I could not acknowledge the paternity to the world; but I gave him the best of

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44. Sam did not know about his paternity, but Ralph nursed the secret with pleasure

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45. His threat to reveal the secret of Sam’s paternity would terrify her as long as Wulfric was alive

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46. What I do have is an office full of sensitive and confidential files and cases involving such things as divorce, child molestation, domestic abuse, paternity, addiction and rehab, mental incompetency, and a long sad list of human misery

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47. I do hate the aristocratic principle of blood before everything, and do think that as reasoners the only pedigrees we ought to respect are those spiritual ones of the wise and virtuous, without regard to corporal paternity

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48. Like paternity suits

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49. And yet, Belinda, as you know, the Child was indeed his! (And the Child was you!) Yet the Conception had occurr’d at Lymeworth, not London; at the Eden of my Childhood Home, not the Hades of the Hell-Fire Caves! Nor would I have ly’d to any Man concerning such a weighty Matter as his Paternity

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50. He saw Cosette every day, he felt paternity spring up and develop within him more and more, he brooded over the soul of that child, he said to himself that she was his, that nothing could take her from him, that this would last indefinitely, that she would certainly become a nun, being thereto gently incited every day, that thus the convent was henceforth the universe for her as it was for him, that he should grow old there, and that she would grow up there, that she would grow old there, and that he should die there; that, in short, delightful hope, no separation was possible

51. But his whole nature revolted; his aged paternity would not consent to this

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52. Poor old Jean Valjean certainly did not love Cosette otherwise than as a father; but we have already remarked, above, that into this paternity the widowhood of his life had introduced all the shades of love; he loved Cosette as his daughter, and he loved her as his mother, and he loved her as his sister; and, as he had never had either a woman to love or a wife, as nature is a creditor who accepts no protest, that sentiment also, the most impossible to lose, was mingled with the rest, vague, ignorant, pure with the purity of blindness,

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53. He who was there aspired to happiness; life smelled good; all nature exhaled candor, help, assistance, paternity, caress, dawn

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54. Inquiry was made at that convent; the very best information and the most respectable references abounded; the good nuns, not very apt and but little inclined to fathom questions of paternity, and not attaching any importance to the matter, had never understood exactly of which of the two Fauchelevents Cosette was the daughter

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55. In Marilyn Monroe’s life, there was no question in her mind about her paternity

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56. Since this was before medical confirmation of paternity was even a viable option, there probably had been no way for Marilyn to know absolutely—yet she said she absolutely knew in her heart

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57. I could not acknowledge the paternity to the world, but I gave him the best of educations, and since he came to manhood I have kept him near my person

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58. The terms used by naturalists, of affinity, relationship, community of type, paternity, morphology, adaptive characters, rudimentary and aborted organs, etc

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59. Where lies the final harbor, whence we unmoor no more? In what rapt ether sails the world, of which the weariest will never weary? Where is the foundling's father hidden? Our souls are like those orphans whose unwedded mothers die in bearing them: the secret of our paternity lies in their grave, and we must there to learn it

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