Sentence examples for Distant kin from inspiring English sources

No Harley-Davidson, Ducati, BMW or Honda seems related — not even distant kin.

Kin, distant kin, friends, friends of friends -- these days, they find themselves host to the desperate.

Some adoptees who have found genetic matches have been rebuffed by their distant kin.

I identified with the experience of the displaced orphan who relied on the kindness of neighbors, teachers, and distant kin.

The extended family may include more distant kin, but the uncles, aunts, or cousins usually belong to the same clan as members of the core lineage.

The boats were manned by brothers, uncles, cousins, and more distant kin, their blood ties a bond against the petty thieves and extortionists of the waterfront.

And our DNA is, on average, 96percentt identical to our most distant primate kin, some of which are mounted on the wall.

One-quarter share a household with aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and more distant extended kin, compared with 12percentt of documented Latinos and 3percentt of whites.

Second, distant maternal kin may fight among themselves in effort to increase their individual rank.

Because these dyads were in different geographical locations, they are unlikely to be spouses (indeed, most are same sex peers) and are more likely to be either friends, siblings or distant similar age kin (e.g. cousins).

Generically unpleasant events and events potentially resulting in interpersonal conflicts were recalled as occurring in the more distant past when involving kin than involving non-kin.