Sentence examples for Profound kinship from inspiring English sources

Armstrong ran it that year too; he finished a few minutes behind me, and I felt a strange, slight, but still profound kinship with an icon.

Like Camus, he felt a profound kinship with the Mediterranean landscape, with its startling contrasts of sea and sand, sky and stone.

A profound kinship analysis would require multi-locus analyses such as those performed in paternity testing [52].

As in his Pulitzer Prize-winning "Buried Child," another tale of homecoming in the American heartland, Mr. Shepard is here excavating the profound ambivalence of kinship.

If both are constitutively linguistic, language serves as a medium of experience that binds the ostensible "subject" and "object" in a more profound, perhaps mystical, relationship of underlying kinship.

His black-and-white prints of tract houses, warehouses and construction debris, which date from the early 1970's into the 80's, have an austere beauty that is heightened by their profound but seemingly incidental kinship with Minimalism.

The complex roots of this behavior are deep within the group's psyche and within young people's profound and increasing longing for kinship.

Though Dornstein, like most of the American officials who investigated the case, believed in Megrahi's guilt, he recognized a kinship in Swire's profound engagement with the intricacies of the tragedy.

It's this profound sense of otherness mingled with kinship that connects our experience of birds with that of people distant from us in space and time, people who couldn't dream of a field guide, who saw birds through very different lenses.

The connection between money and kinship systems is ancient, profound and a source of vast fine scholarship.

Typing error should be taken into account because it can have profound effects on the power of kinship analyses.