Sentence examples for own kin from inspiring English sources

Other families recognized details that bothered them in the deaths of their own kin.

I feel most myself with them — that I am meant to be bringing my own kin into the world.

Those subjects were understandably reluctant to turn in their own kin, even ones suspected of harboring dangerous views.

The loyal family she has given him is a deliverance from the fratricidal evil of his own kin.

He is then made a scapegoat among his own kin on the false charge of betraying Power.

Some people provided shelter to strangers; some of the Jewish élite saved their own kin by betraying other Jews.

Christie summarises this as a 'performative epistemology', whereby knowledge (as opposed to identity which comes from your own family, kin, language, and land) is produced in conjunction and after negotiation with people of connected, but 'different' backgrounds (Christie 2001).

Identity can be learnt within the context of your own family, your kin, your traditions, your language and your land.

Managers at big state-owned firms are usually Han Chinese, who in turn tend to regard their own ethnic kin as easier to control and communicate with than Tibetans.

This secret listening in, to which she confesses with blushes, continues as she eavesdrops on the rivalries and sorrows among her own immediate kin.

Ever since the invention of agriculture 10,000 years ago, humans have been used to dealing with people from beyond their own extended kin groups.