“We had to consider every kind of material that could possibly be used for building this fence.”

“I like this kind of music.”

“Relatives seek out prospective mates for their kin from desirable families.”

“Under wrong information conveyed to them by Lalan's fellow pilgrims of the past, his kindred had by now taken him to be dead and had performed his last rites.”

“Such clemency reflected the religious and cultural homogeneity of French aristocratic society, ties of kindred and marriage, and respect for fellow knights, not to mention a desire for rich ransom.”

“As the journey progressed, he developed a great kinship with his fellow shipmates.”

“There is much kinship between the two tongues, and many striking similarities between the gods of the two mythologies.”

“You will feel a kinship with your ancestors, and appreciate the strength and physical endurance that has kept the human race alive from its birth in a direct line to your very own existence.”

“This feeling does not exclude warm personal kindliness towards the poor.”

“One reason they gave for moving away from their homeland was the erosion of kindliness and good manners in the old country.”

“Despite its essential inequities and hidebound nostalgia, Old England was a gentle place of tolerance, common sense, and universal kindliness.”

“The couple was left speechless by the kindness bestowed upon them by friends and neighbors.”

“It would be a kindness on your part to donate to this worthy cause.”

“Finally, I must acknowledge the kindness of His Grace The Duke of Norfolk in allowing access to his archives at Arundel Castle.”

“Relatives seek out prospective mates for their kin from desirable families.”

“Under wrong information conveyed to them by Lalan's fellow pilgrims of the past, his kindred had by now taken him to be dead and had performed his last rites.”

“Such clemency reflected the religious and cultural homogeneity of French aristocratic society, ties of kindred and marriage, and respect for fellow knights, not to mention a desire for rich ransom.”

“Her kindheartedness was evident in the way she consistently went out of her way to help those in need.”

“She is known for her kindheartedness, always going out of her way to help those in need.”

“Named Rajo, meaning hope, everyone called her Raasta, because of her dreadlocks, and her kindheartedness was legendary.”

“Hence that wonderful tenacity of kindredship by which they are distinguished.”

“Relatives seek out prospective mates for their kin from desirable families.”

“Because I am a fellow Celt and the kinsmanship runs deep and goes back centuries.”

“Three factors emerged named marco, personal as well as kinsmanship.”

“I don't know exactly what my father hoped to accomplish by denying us this most basic of human kindnesses.”

“Before you had it even formulated in your mind, she had offered to help and, sadly, we never had a chance to return so many kindnesses.”

“They regularly shower their friends with wildly extravagant gifts, kindnesses which Phillip and Alice could never hope to return or repay.”

“The consubstantial kindreds known as totemic groups include both human and non-human kin.”

“Among these patterns are those that cross-cut human and other species, creating the consubstantial kindreds known as totemic groups.”

“But on his right hand he saw how they of the kindreds held them firm on the way.”

“At the same time, it revealed for me kinships that the vast machinery of global capital and state politics works so hard to keep hidden.”

“Many more unexpected kinships between vastly different artists can be discovered in the collection.”

“The group stemmed from princes and nobles of other provinces and kinships that had once been submitted to the power of the Imerina kings.”

“This stence spoken as it were in a sme, may be enlarged, if seuerally you reherse vp al the kindes of learning.”

“This appeareth plainely out of the nature of a solid angle, by the kindes of plaine figures.”

“We know that radio waves and waves of all kinds of frequencies are constantly going through our bodies.”

“She has a long way to go before collecting every species because there are 350,000 different kinds of beetle.”

“People completed the course dressed in all kinds of weird and wacky outfits this year.”

“In addition to kins and affines, almost all the villagers are invited to join in.”

“What, then, would be the marriageable status of the two kins which bare the phratry names?”

“To bring physical assistance, support and to listen to users undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy, as well as to their next of kins.”