Fathered [verb]

Every thing around us is fathered by corruption, battened by corruption, and into corruption returns at last.

First of all, that the move was being fathered by Tom was enough to make him its opponent.

Should there be children from these liaisons, they are fathered on the boy husband.

It is not fathered by the castle, nor mothered by the church.

This was fathered upon Jerome, and supposed to be written in the fifth century, and it was much read in the Middle Ages.

A number of the foolish sayings and doings fathered on him are given in my Book of Noodles, 1888.

Regardless of theories, rug auctions, by whomsoever fathered or sponsored, thrive and flourish.

They just slipped out, startling him into the truth; and he knew instantly that the thought was fathered in him by a hidden wish.

Her third foal was fathered by a bay Shetland pony, and in coloration closely resembled its dam.

But, as his name was doubtless soon forgotten, the story got fathered upon Oisn.