| Thanks to their clannishness and pluck, they appear to be tolerably immune from attack. |
| Finnish Americans soon developed a reputation for clannishness and hard work. |
| There were few aircraft and few pilots but most of those pilots had been hand-picked and there was a distinct clannishness in the organization. |
| Indications are that they have retained their clannishness to a considerable degree. |
| Then it was that that clannishness, which was his to so extraordinary a degree, asserted itself. |
| An inherent pugnacity, and a whole-hearted belief in and love of their county, which amounts to something more than clannishness. |
