Sentence examples for immediate kinship from inspiring English sources

"There was some sort of immediate kinship.

I'm not sure why, but I felt an immediate kinship with him.

Dorothy Berger felt an immediate kinship with Glick's widow, Lyzbeth, and wrote her a letter.

Gordon describes feeling an immediate kinship with Kurt Cobain, "one of those mutual I-can-tell-you-are-a-super-sensitive-and-emotional-person-too sorts of connections".

When he realized that Ingres also came from the southwestern part of the country, he felt an immediate kinship with the painter..

For myself, meeting Juan and the other students of the Pneuma System, I felt an immediate kinship, with their earnest yearning for Truth, and the daring with which they executed their explorations.

That's in a country with little immediate cultural kinship to Tolkien; though awareness has been building, with swelling box office for each instalment and a new simplified-Chinese translation of the book published in 2013.

Roman and I developed an immediate artistic kinship in our ensuing correspondence, discussing literature, aesthetics, philosophy, art history and ancient Greek history.

She sold coffees at the Theatre Royal and felt an immediate sense of kinship with the actors.

I felt an immediate and deep kinship with the Rwandan people, especially the survivors of the genocide.

Yet factional power struggles were not steeped in ideological discourse alone; cliques had formed naturally with shifting alliances of professional elite lineages and efforts to obtain a greater share of available offices for one's immediate and extended kinship over vying competitors.