Sentence examples for kin from from inspiring English sources

One nagging worry is migration by ethnic kin from two poorer neighbours.

The events take place in a house just like Maxwell's childhood home, and deal with men and women based upon his kin, from Illinois and Mississippi.

Maybe these genes first evolved to let animals distinguish kin from non-kin, the author suggests, and were then diverted to protecting the body from disease.

Morgan called kinship terminology that differentiated lineal kin from others "descriptive," while systems that grouped lineal and collateral kin became known as "classificatory".

His teenage half sister is an American phenom, a supermodel who calls herself Carlyle, a nasty piece of work with $19 million in the bank and a professed desire to save her kin from the electric chair, expense be damned.

The greatest chardonnays — robust, creamy, fragrant, full-bodied and still French — offer a contrast in texture and taste with their party-hearty kin from California's Central Coast, which have finally and deservedly gotten their own appellations, or American Viticultural Areas.

Other theatrical productions announced by Lincoln Center on Wednesday include "Shun-Kin," from the London-based Complicite, which has appeared at the festival several times.

Dee Kinning, from Show Racism the Red Card, pointed that her educational charity worked with Rangers and all other Scottish clubs to eradicate sectarianism.

The figure illustrates the method of constructing the network of families and the network of kins from the set of genealogical networks for extended families.

Human pancreata were obtained, with informed consent from next-of-kin, from heart-beating, brain-dead donors by the Australian Islet Transplant Consortium.

If recognition occurs through environmentally determined cues, the cue is indirect and hence individuals could fail to recognise siblings from a different location or individuals could fail to distinguish between kin and non-kin from a common location.