Sentences with phrase «certain kinship»

As you read Some Thoughts, you discover that this is much more difficult than it sounds, which makes for a certain kinship between Locke's work and Jean - Jacques Rousseau's Emile.

«There's a certain kinship that is shared.»

Franco also acknowledged that his multifaceted career as a writer - director - actor - performance artist meant that he shared a certain kinship with Wiseau's creative ambitions.

Then again, as the Hollywood veterans knowingly observe, there is a certain kinship between the spectacle they're putting on and the really big show the Iranian revolutionaries have staged.

I bet we can all relate to this feeling: While reading a book, we feel a certain kinship to, or admiration for, a particular heroine.

Mugford explains that this experience makes him particularly fond of working with small, independent retailers, with whom he feels a certain kinship.

At an early age he developed a certain kinship with nature and its creatures.

You meet in some romantic, exotic locale and you instantly feel a certain kinship for meeting this person so far from home.

I don't know Mitch Stevens, the founder and lead guide, personally but reading his bio, I found that we share a certain kinship.

These works also have a certain kinship with Murray's painting.

Like mine, his work straddles the border between abstraction and realism and I feel a certain kinship with him.

He shares a certain kinship with the latter: in their consideration for memory, time suspended by sensations, the idea of the fragment, of kaleidoscopic effects and the pursuit of refraction.

Are there people in other genres that you feel a certain kinship with?

Even if you attended in different decades, there is a certain kinship to graduating from the same university.