Sentence examples for is a clan from inspiring English sources

The social psychology of the House is a clan psychology, not an interpersonal psychology.

As with elephants, the core social unit is a clan of some 10 or 12 females and their offspring.

Madiba is a clan nickname for Mr. Mandela, and the dance shows a community in flux, swiveling between rejoicing and defiance.

In League of Legends, for example, there is a clan system whereby players can invite others on to their list of friends, and then play as a group against other teams.

This is a clan in which the children are taught, at an early age, that Staffordshire figurines are kitsch but Rodin's work is excellent, and to notice whether buttonholes have been sewn by hand.

With the exception of J Cody, the 17-year-old stray cub who narrates the story several years after the fact, the family is a clan of sociopaths engaged in a deadly war with Melbourne's out-of-control armed-robbery squad.

Somalia is a clan-orientated society, one in which the old proverb, "Somalia against the world, my clan against Somalia, my family against my clan, my brother and me against my family, me against my brother," still holds relevance.

Granted, the Gordons may not seem to be a clan on the brink of financial ruin.

But officials with the Galmudug state government, which is a small clan-based administration based in Galkaiyo, said the fighting was a clan dispute.

"There's a clan in Europe, one in California and a huge clan in Texas," she says.

The new Michael Haneke film, "Happy End," is set in the Calais region of northern France, where the Laurents are a clan to be reckoned with.