Sentence examples similar to Finding affinities from inspiring English sources

She found affinities with Jew ish culture in an emphasis on family and humour.

Some from the Middle East find affinities with Venezuela's contentious policies toward Israel.

Her method in Orlando had more to do with a sense that, as cultural preoccupations change, we find affinities with different conditions.

Reviving aspects of the lost satyr plays that accompanied Greek tragedy, he found affinities with music hall, not least in its "recognition of the audience - you can't be in profile in a mask".

People are people and the more authentic you are the more likely you are to find affinities with others.

I also found affinities with experimental Optical Art, focusing on fundamental sculptural values and on questions of perception.

Among the spiculate species, we found affinities between the Plakortis and Plakinastrella genera, and between the Plakina and Corticium.

Solomon is drawn to the notion that people find affinity through their most horizontal traits.

I'm sure these roots gave him this ability to find affinity with anyone who crossed his path – from starstruck autograph hunters to refugees in need of shelter.

He said he found affinity with Munro's stories as she was a housewife and that is "basically" what he is too.

Kelty both describes geeks as people who find affinity with one another because they share an abiding moral imagination of the Internet.