Sentence examples for very distant relatives from inspiring English sources
(Smith) ★ Laurel Nakadate: 'Strangers and Relations' (closes on Saturday) As indicated, the solitary people in these large color photographs are either strangers or (very distant) relatives.
The Douaihys are very distant relatives of the Lebanese poet Khalil Gibran, the author of the inspirational text "The Prophet," and Gibran's famous mantra "All is well" haunts the hapless goings on at their house, in a run-down section of Nazareth, Pennsylvania, where all is definitely not well, and may never be.
We are very distant relatives indeed, but could we share some fundamental aspects of language?
The neutral monist's objects, constructed according to the distal method, are only very distant relatives of the objects one originally wanted to know.
It is in this spirit that we suggest that even after 3.2 Ma, Lucy is still not only able to tell us an important story, but she is doing it from the perspective of other very distant relatives, such as Sahelanthropus tchadensis and Orrorin tugenensis.
For example, to the extent that this contributes to a preference for very distant relatives over people we are completely unrelated to, maybe it enhances our chances of reproductive success.
Siberian ginseng (Eleutherococcus senticosus) is a very distant relative, yet it exhibits identical health-giving properties.
Osama bin Laden (family spellings of the last name vary) was a very distant relative by marriage.
"A very distant relative of mine murdered a girl on Bodmin Moor, and the rumor was that she walked there on the fourteenth of every April".
Almost a thousand new human genes have been discovered in the human genome by scientists who have decoded the genome of a very distant relative, the fugu, or puffer fish.
A1 ESCAPES F1-18 SCIENCE/HEALTH Fish-Human Genetic Links Almost a thousand new human genes have been discovered in the human genome by scientists who have decoded the genome of a very distant relative, the fugu, or puffer fish.
