“How like your father you are.”

“We do not have to be guided by the ways of our fathers. We have left the paths of our fathers. It is time to learn new ways, new paths, new traditions, which we will hand down to our children.”

“Edison is regularly hailed as the father of the light bulb.”

“His fatherdom was evident in the way he cared for his children, providing unwavering love and guidance.”

“Last year, when his illegitimate fatherdom fame was at its height, Levi had acquired management and was talking about writing his memoirs or pursuing an acting career.”

“That the Aeschylean Oresteia turns on the conflict between motherdom and fatherdom is notorious.”

“The idea of spiritual fathership that these biblical passages suggest became a dominant theme among early Egyptian solitary monks.”

“The notion of God's fathership is also prominent in the Old Testament.”

“It is possible that the fathership of the child born to the woman who remarries before the expiration of this waiting period can come into question.”

“He describes the sociological evidence delineating the impact of fatherlessness upon children.”

“Katya talks about a plague of fatherlessness in the Russia of this era — which I'm assuming is the late seventies.”

“And again, here, both the United States and the United Kingdom, and arguably Canada, are witnessing the effects of fatherlessness on society.”

“But his fatherliness holds that Pabo the archpriest was burnt.”

“These were not her people, and she was far from home, and no amount of fatherliness or motherliness could make it so.”

“It held the friendly fatherliness, the smooth steel of command.”

“It is the first hard evidence that men are biologically prepared for fatherhood.”

“After several frustrated attempts at demanding the right to practice my fatherhood, I gave up.”

“Attention was also turned to the association of fatherhood with notions of provider and breadwinner.”