Sentence examples for kindred from inspiring English sources

As someone who has been described as "small, but feisty" on more than one occasion, the blue tit and I are kindred spirits," she said.

One afternoon, sitting in the pub with my friend Chris, I found a kindred kidney bean spirit.

Massimiliano Gioni, a curator based in Milan and New York, who is overseeing the Gwangju biennial, which opens in South Korea in September, recalls that the avant-garde was "built on a transnational community of kindred spirits," adding, "sometimes I long for that".

Steam locomotives; trebuchets; papyrus scrolls: all boast bands of enthusiasts making or restoring them, and sometimes making a nice profit selling the results to kindred aficionados with money to spare.As a result technologies from all the way back to the stone age persist and even flourish in the modern world.

Lonely hearts can trawl for kindred spirits who happen to know their friends, and job-hunters can more easily track down people who know folk at companies they want to work for.

And there was even bad news from Europe: Tony Blair, whom some Democrats had seen as a kindred critic, hinted that Britain would support a strike on Iraq.But, even if the Democrats' timing had been better, they would still have been taking a big risk.

Yet the 1950s avant-garde circle found in him a kindred spirit, one whose radical ideas about the art of the everyday stimulated and informed their own disciplines.

The accountants' training did not teach people to be managers, but "the way they and their kindred professions of law, medicine and architecture had been educating their future professionals did seem to have stood the test of time.

In its place, I often find, is a rather beautiful kindred sense, transcending frontiers of race and nationality, of wondering what the hell is going on.Such is the mood at a party thrown by a friend, let us call him Sohail, at which many Pakistani journalists are gathered.

Mother and son have now been reunited.In this section This time it will all be different Party time Liberation politics Sweet success ReprintsThe release of the two hostages was aimed at scoring a propaganda victory for Mr Chávez, who is regarded by the rebels as a kindred spirit.

Mr Falco, the staunchly Republican CEO of the Univision TV network, wishes that older, conservative Americans would see that Hispanics are kindred spirits.