| Loud and hearty was his cousinly greeting to his young kinsman. |
| It is tempting to think that further proof of shared ancestry might contribute to a new era of brotherly — or at least cousinly — love among the peoples of Europe in the face of the challenges that confront them. |
| My 2-year-old Charlotte Diana will be thrilled at cousinly name-sharing. |
| Hedonistic, imaginative, lazy, and emotional — there is surely a cousinly resemblance. |
| For teasing was a cousinly privilege which he often exercised. |
| Anna is around ten years older than me and a better friend, advocate and all-round cousinly kind of figure I really couldn't wish for. |
