Sentence examples similar to something of a clan from inspiring English sources

But the large extended family is something of a complicated clan: the funeral program will list 7 grandchildren, 36 great-grandchildren, 16 great-great-grandchildren and 16 great-great-great-grandchildren.

That is the size of a clan of hunter-gathers.

As one of a clan, you strive to be different.

If the feudal baron is a member of a clan it is advisable to consult the clan chief on clan customs and traditions.

All members of a clan share a similar protein fold.

Think of a Clan name.

First, be sure you are part of a clan.

The particular psychic malaise examined by the movie seems to be an ingrained family trait of the Markses, a West Coast clan of high-strung women led by Jane Brenda Blethynn), a divorced matriarch who is something of a diva.

News of the Windsor clan's northern excursion continues to spread throughout the worldwide web, which must present something of a quandary for cycling fans and Yorkshire folk who happen to be ardent republicans.

c. "T" indicates total number of genes in a clan.

e. "I" indicates total number of introns in a clan.