Sentence examples for sibling connections from inspiring English sources

Those who so fondly remember Ms. Willett's only other book, the long-out-of-print (but recently reissued) short-story collection "Jenny and the Jaws of Life," will recognize her trademark wild acerbity and her preoccupation with strange, semitragic sibling connections.

Together we have established three nonprofit organizations: the Treehouse Foundation, Sibling Connections and Birdsong Farm.

Sibling Connections provides year-round programming so sisters and brothers who have been separated when placed in foster care can create joyous shared memories.

Charles is a vividly doting father, even dour stepmother Barbra has her good side, and the Wang children have a jaunty, authentic vibe of sibling connection in their humour and their resilience.

She is more interested in the emotional texture (which was indeed erotic) of their exclusive brother-sister love, from which William escaped into marriage, breaking Dorothy's heart.The intensity of the Wordsworths' sibling connection has been noted before, but Ms Wilson places it suggestively within the context of its time.

Despite sharing an acronym with its home-décor sibling, RH is downplaying the connection.

Despite the novel's populous cast, our attention is never away from Frank, the character whose sense of connection to his parents, sibling and extended family is consistently the most complex and unsettling.

The sibling will think you two lost connection and Go do something else.

Very often the oldest sibling, and the youngest, do have a connection.

Export: Opus Jazz" is a plotless and more peaceful sibling to "West Side Story" in its connection of jazziness to urban youth.

WILD HARVEST, a new restaurant that opened in Glen Cove in mid-December, has a name that makes clear the connection with its four-year-old sibling, Wild Honey in Oyster Bay; both are owned by Tina and Rob O'Brien and Zane Smith, who is also the chef.