Sentence examples similar to her kinsfolk from inspiring English sources

In the viewpoints of her doctors, psychologist, faradarmani therapists and her family, her improvements are essential.

Her family history was noncontributory.

And only a tiny subset of jinshi were Manchu bannermen, kinsfolk of the emperor.

They relied on support from kinsfolk, peasants, and smaller zamindars of their own castes.

English distinguishes the nearer kinsfolk by sex: mother, father; sister, brother; aunt, uncle; and others.

For years Paul Poiret's relations with these intelligent and artistic kinsfolk have been strained.

The Finno-Ugrists' aim is to halt their kinsfolk's extinction, not to break up Russia.

A joke quickly made the rounds: The wild turkeys had somehow learned their kinsfolk were on platters.

Mr Heinapuu and his colleagues try to bolster their kinsfolk's language and culture and highlight Russian chauvinism.

They feel keenly the slights, and worse, faced by kinsfolk in countries such as Slovakia, where Hungarians number 500,000, or 10% of the population.

Its people are Somalis like their kinsfolk in Somalia, but by a judicious combination of traditional and modern politics, have successfully established a viable modern government and associated institutions.