Sentence examples for At belonging from inspiring English sources

Moreover, he felt satisfaction at belonging to an important organization, even as one of its lowest-ranking members.

The Argentines' resentment at their loss is Naipaul's own resentment at belonging to a culture that has never had any fixed identity, and whose riches have been plundered by the Europeans.

Jonathan Haidt, a professor of psychology at New York University's business school, argues in a new book, "The Righteous Mind," that to understand human beings, and their politics, you need to understand that we are descended from ancestors who would not have survived if they hadn't been very good at belonging to groups.

"The 40 plates we looked at belonged to two distinct categories of shape without any real intermediates," said.

Westerosi see it, at best, as belonging to a bygone age if it ever existed.

Tribesmen have taken aim at the Yemeni army and at installations belonging to foreign oil firms.

Lanza, 20, was reportedly adept at computers, belonging to a technology club at his high school, according to the Associated Press.

In N. Y. he stayed in an apartment at River House, belonging to their friends, Louise Stewart.

In some locations, angry Palestinians reportedly pelted rocks at jeeps belonging to the presidential guard.

The Blancos, both accountants, said they enjoyed looking at homes belonging to others.

As I peer through my binoculars, a huge eye stares back at me: belonging to a Bush Stone-curlew.