Sentence examples for kinship of from inspiring English sources

The kinship of these holy days is not often explored.

Our unity is a kinship of grief and a steadfast resolve to prevail against our enemies.

Christians have three different interpretations regarding the kinship of James to Jesus, Dr. Lemaire noted.

He hailed his country's relationship with the United States as "a kinship of purpose".

They also, their aides say, share a kinship of another kind.

It is what we have — "we" meaning the kinship of all species.

Now, thanks to technology, we have the visual kinship of watching wars break out all over the world.

Roman Polanski's The Pianist suggested the essential kinship of the sophisticated music-loving German and the persecuted Holocaust victim.

But Ritchie is on to something: the intimate kinship of drawing and thinking, spun out to epic extremes.

It's a kinship of the imagination, and it's in this respect that "Black Livingstone" is most fun.

They change according to the age, sex, and kinship of the speakers and the nature of the emotion.