Sentences with phrase «become kindred»

While I never really bought into the heightened attraction of these two who miraculously become kindred spirits thanks to the time constraints, their relationship does provide fodder for thought.

Since then, they've become kindred spirits and collaborated on several levels.

Not exact matches

To become a disciple of Buddha means to renounce everything: parents and kindred, wife and child, house and home.

Although I had to start my journey on my own, I quickly found a kindred spirit in Keila Marino, who has helped me shape the company into what it is today and what we're setting it up to become.

Looking for a female kindred spirit, we get along, become friends, maybe lovers.

As Popper figures out how to keep the penguins calm (they like Charlie Chaplin movies, recognizing a kindred spirit), the story becomes an extended metaphor for how a cool guy gradually learns to give up his groovy titanium solo existence and accept the uncontrollable ooze and whine of family life.

As the film progresses, his friendship and bond with Luke becomes stronger, as these two kindred spirits begin to realise their lives and past are not so different.

King and Riggs became lifelong friends in real life, and Battle Of The Sexes paints them as kindred spirits, drawing a clear distinction between Jack Kramer's patronizing sexism and Riggs» clownish, burlesque hustling of the zeitgeist.

Becoming part of the Feline Chapter and the ISFM Academy it has been great to find so many kindred spirits filled with enthusiasm and generosity to share their knowledge and discuss cases and ideas.

He and his big sister Cleo, a Siamese mix and ARL Dedham alum -LRB-» 09) became fast friends and are really enjoying having a kindred playful spirit around.

Growing up working at the family's pet - store business in Lake Tahoe, California, Amanda found dogs to be kindred spirits, and life without canine companionship became unimaginable.

At Cheim & Read's thematic booth, sculptures and works on paper (all unmistakably Louise Bourgeois) become intertwined with kindred works by fellow Parisian Gaston Lachaise, as the two are united by a shared, unbridled passion for the female form.