Sentence examples for certain kinship of thought from inspiring English sources

And I remember feeling, when I was a kid there, I could look at these people and feel a certain kinship of thought with many of them".

And I remember feeling, when I was a kid there, I could look at these people and feel a certain kinship of thought with many of them.'' Clark wanted to learn everything he could about his father.

They were, in fact, integral components of certain kinds of thought.

And once these realities are acknowledged, certain habits of thought become untenable.

Words are made for a certain exactness of thought, as tears are for a certain degree of pain.

That, they acknowledge, creates a certain kinship with the bluesmen of Mississippi and Chicago.

In keeping their architectural tricks away from most of the art, Sejima and Nishizawa establish a certain kinship with the original building of the Museum of Modern Art, by Philip Goodwin and Edward Durell Stone.

Chris Gonyea's "January Pines" (2004), a compelling oil on paper, has a certain kinship to Charles Burchfield's spiritual views of nature.

"For me, I love the fact that this many years after the fact, I feel a certain kinship with people who still think of the show," Oleynik said.

I do feel a certain kinship with Marjory the Trash Heap of "Fraggle Rock" and many people already refer to me as a muppet.

As someone who has tried a similar tack with her own career, Ms. McGowan feels a certain kinship with the often random-seeming output of RKO.