| All my husbands have been of a philoprogenitive turn, and I have eight children. |
| Passed off as the 15th child of his philoprogenitive grandparents, he seems never to have known the true story of his birth. |
| His own views were wide and grand, only too philoprogenitive. |
| Were it not for the oppression of his futile and philoprogenitive presence, imaginative writers would be poets and romancers. |
| This was to be the use to me of the lessons of the precocious, affectionate, and philoprogenitive Harkness. |
| In the new version, in which the humour is brutally physical, Martin plays a philoprogenitive football coach whose demonic brood are the most unattractive collection of kids since Fagin's gang. |
