Use "kinship" in a sentence

1. Destiny, kinship, protection, honor and courage

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2. It was almost the same in that room except that the men were bound not just by Greekness but more so - by the deep sense of kinship with their village

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3. Rayne feeling a kinship with the mother Snotig; (she had given her life trying to save her young), came over, pushed the man out of the way and went to work on the tiny little creature

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4. There was great kinship between the two races, and both groups were more than happy to be thought of as family

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5. That only their close kinship prevented him from covering her with kisses, from her mouth down to her neck and chest, and then… The ocean turned into a heated bath

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6. Stuck in my bed, all but motionless, I felt a kinship with those confused, scared cats down the road

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7. I look forward to our kinship through the kigare, where I will know your thoughts and you shall know mine

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8. Kay was warmed by a surge of kinship with the man

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9. “Why is it that I feel your presence here is related to Daniel missing? It may be a woman’s instinct, but I can feel your kinship to Thomas

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10. She too, felt kinship with Raul, such as anyone must who survives with another so harrowing an experience

11. “No one doubts,” Berlinski states further, “that human beings now alive are connected to human beings that lived thousands of years ago…And no one doubts that human beings are connected to the rest of the animal kingdom…Why, then, has the kinship between human beings and the apes been so avidly promoted in contemporary culture?

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12. But first, tell me if your admirable loyalty to your cousin is because of your kinship, or something else

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13. Chapter 45 Finally, Joseph admitted his kinship to his brothers, here forgiveness

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14. The artist and the intellectual can often be found in close kinship in the “anti” world of disbelief

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15. She felt a kinship with

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16. This fact, the sudden kinship between them, could yet prove Hartstongue’s undoing provided that the executioner does not allow it to be his, also

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17. Evolutionary gifts such as this, which know kinship

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18. , without the condescending tone that the kinship ensures:

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19. side by side, it was natural that some kind of kinship would grow

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20. It is not possible that God, who takes care of the birds, the irrational animals and the plants of the earth, and whose compassion for human beings far surpasses any paternal bond of kinship ignores us without

21. His kinship to the wild was apparent in his every action; it burned in his smoldering eyes

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22. This, then, was the end of the trail—for what human being could withstand the fury of that hairy mountain of thews and ferocity? Yet as she stared in wide-eyed horror at the bronzed figure facing the monster, she sensed a kinship in the antagonists that was almost appalling

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23. There was a kinship between him and the great gaunt brute that glided beside him

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24. Feeling a kinship with all wild things, even dragons, it was impossible for him to experience the sick horror which assailed Valeria at the sight of the brute's ferocity

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25. The angelic hosts have only a spiritual kinship with the human race

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26. To Conan the serpent was the least horror of them; he almost felt a kinship with it when he remembered the weeping, tittering obscenity, and the dripping, mouthing thing that came out of the well

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27. about social status, defaming the kinship relations,

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28. Seeing him lost in the labyrinths of kinship, trembling with uncertainty, the arth-ritic priest, who was watching him from his hammock, asked him compassionately what his name was

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29. indicating that I felt a kinship with him

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30. special kinship with the First World War trench-men; I

31. Alexandar the great was horned to symbolize his power and genius who established his kinship with the Gods

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32. as well as his kinship with the Supreme Spirit, are on the other hand

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33. Because of his attachment, the prospect of severing the bonds of kinship

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34. This is the feeling of kinship

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35. This is the only kinship he knows

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36. “Humanity’s” inherent nature is and has always been exactly that which it has labeled “in-human” in denial of man’s kinship with all other predators

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37. human), but it is also possible to say that they have very close kinship ties with

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38. response, but to feel ashamed of who one is because of one's genetic kinship should not happen

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39. Her simple words made each of them feel a sense of kinship to her

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40. They all felt a feeling of familial kinship with Annie and her family and visa-versa, but nothing of a romantic nature developed

41. A kinship of

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42. It wasn’t my choice, but I do have a kinship with him now

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43. It was strange, but she assumed the two men – even taking into account their inflamed animosity to one another – would have had some kind of brotherly kinship in their adventures

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44. but still revealing its kinship to its relatives, the sharks—cut the water

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45. At least then there could be the minute hope that he actually possessed a feeling of fatherhood, of kinship

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46. [54] By Abdullah Ibn Amr, narrated by Ahmed and At'termethy, he said: The messenger of Allah said: "The most merciful (Allah) have mercy with those who are merciful, Have mercy with those on land, may that who is in the heavens have mercy with you, the kinship is a branch from The most merciful, whoever connects it, Allah connects him and whoever forsake it, Allah forsakes him

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47. way, the Nations were very fluid, and blood kinship

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48. He felt a kinship with the burly highlanders and had

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49. Early humans recognised kinship with animals

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50. How? Whenever they overcome you, they respect neither kinship nor treaty with you

51. Towards a believer they respect neither kinship nor treaty

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52. symbolism of it all; the dolphin on a breast which suggested a kinship with the creature,

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53. When this revelation was made known to him he understood why he felt such a kinship for

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54. Why? Because of the strength of its ideals conscious of their kinship with the West

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55. Our veneration for the Saint’s never precluded sharing his tomb with the Archangels, and the Sisters’ve always felt a strong kinship with the Bédardists, so there’s nothing fraudulent about our devotion to her chapel

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56. To Konstantin the peasant was simply the chief partner in their common labor, and in spite of all the respect and the love, almost like that of kinship, he had for the peasant— sucked in probably, as he said himself, with the milk of his peasant nurse—still as a fellow-worker with him, while sometimes enthusiastic over the vigor, gentleness, and justice of these men, he was very often, when their common labors called for other qualities, exasperated with the peasant for his carelessness, lack of method, drunkenness, and lying

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57. "Ah, my unfortunate nephew! You can understand that our kinship makes it the more impossible for me to screen him in any way

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58. As such, all Army units in Harless came under his control, and the present duke’s father had chosen Sir Haimltahn for his duty less because of his distant kinship to the House of Gahrnet than because he’d known Rahdgyrz took his responsibilities seriously

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59. I conjured him by his kinship

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60. She knew that Princess Varvara had passed her whole life toadying on her rich relations, but that she should now be sponging on Vronsky, a man who was nothing to her, mortified Dolly on account of her kinship with her husband

61. In fact, he was some sort of remote cousin of the Duke of Yellow Dragon, although Silken Hills doubted that even Harchongese genealogists could have determined the exact degree of kinship

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62. And she felt a closer kinship with him than with many men of her own class, for Johnnie knew the value of money

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63. In his more romantic moments, my father would claim kinship with Terence MacManus, one of the Young Irelander rebels of 1848, who had been convicted of treason only to have his sentence commuted to transportation to Van Diemen’s Land

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64. But she was far from being aware that the old lady had never heard a word of the so-called kinship

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65. It was supposed to be about America, and freedom, and the kinship of time to pain, but in order to write about these things, he’d needed experience

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66. If his girls could see him now … He felt a sudden kinship with them, their feigned composure, their inability to imagine the repercussions of choices they were presently making

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67. Sprague indulged, preferring well-sanctioned quotations, and liking refinement of all kinds: it was generally known that he had some kinship to a bishop, and sometimes spent his holidays at "the palace

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68. He could not depend on the effect of a letter; it was only in an interview, however disagreeable this might be to himself, that he could give a thorough explanation and could test the effectiveness of kinship

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69. Abel thought, like the servants at The Shrubs, that the strange man belonged to the unpleasant "kin" who are among the troubles of the rich; she had at first referred the kinship to Mr

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70. having special interest in discovering the kinship with the language of the Rohirrim of such 'shire-words' as mathom and old elements in place names

71. And even Bilbo's story suggests the kinship

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72. We feel a particularly strong kinship with you

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73. They were both indifferent to what people might think of them because their family kinship was well known, and what is more, the extreme difference in their ages placed them beyond all suspicion

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74. ), Interest and Emotion: Essays in the Study of Family and Kinship (Cambridge, 1984)

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75. It seemed a memory of the cradle of Europe, and that thought seemed to fill my soul, too, with a love as of kinship

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76. And yet the habits of his past life, the ties of friendship and kinship, and especially his one great aim of helping Maslova and the other unfortunates, drew him into that sphere against his will; and he was compelled to ask the aid and services of people whom he had not only ceased to respect but who called forth his indignation and contempt

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77. They would come back to the home of their fathers, and would meet the natives as brothers—long separated, yet as brothers; their color and personal characteristics would attest the kinship, their Christian love would kindle towards the degraded of their race, and their holy ambition would be fired by the great work to which they were called—the uplifting of the millions of long-neglected Africa

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