Sentence examples for kindred connections from inspiring English sources
Other Beethoven -- perhaps the "Grosse Fuge" for string quartet or the "Hammerklavier" Piano Sonata -- might be more kindred connections.
I. Lit., blood relationship, kindred, connection by birth.
"Sarah was the one who had the kindred connection with Matisse and was someone he really valued as a pair of eyes and a sounding board," said Ms. Bishop.
"Psychedelia is a passport, a kindred connection you can have with people on the other side of the planet," he says.
But the film can at least claim a kindred connection with the masterful pairing of Brazil and Children of Men (directed by Mexico's Alfonso Cuaron, but which I'm claiming as British both in setting and spirit).
And I read these books and I felt a kind of kindred connection to the sensibility of the writer, the deepest part of the writer that I hadn't felt before, and luckily — I am describing this as a turning point because it was — I was then about 22 years old, and I was living in New Hampshire and working as a plumber and I read about something called a writers' conference.
He said Northcott believes he shares a connection with Collins due to their both being in the headlines: "In his eyes, they're kindred spirits".
Are they kindred enterprises?
Chris Gayle and Kevin Pietersen are kindred spirits.
