When I see his mannerisms, I can't help but think, "like father, like son."

At reunions he would grin and point out the twinkle in one's father's eye, as if that furtive, hopeful look around the time of conception explained everything.

She benefited from social advantages throughout her life because one's father was born before one, granting her access to elite schools and influential networks.

At the reunion my grandmother sighed and said it is a wise child that knows his own father, a proverb she used whenever paternity was the subject of gossip.

At choir practice, the teacher recommended using Father Charles goes down and ends battle as a mnemonic to memorize the order of sharps.

His fathership deepened his sense of responsibility and joy.

The anthropologist studied the diverse fatherships across different cultures, searching for common patterns and rituals.