Sentence examples similar to I belonged when from inspiring English sources

I feel like I belong when I walk on the prairie.

Like most people, I get nervous when I'm about to speak in public, and I wonder whether I really belong when I hear about the amazing research that others are doing, but it's the social element that I fear more than anything else.

He only started to feel he belonged when, during his law degree at Bristol, he got into acting.

The evening's most entertaining moments are the drag routines by the Triangle Club, a fraternity to which Fitzgerald belonged when he was at Princeton (2 30).

At no point does Moses seem to belong to the Hebrews any more than he belonged when he was an Egyptian prince.

It made little difference to which republic the peninsula belonged when all 15 were united within the Soviet Union.

Discussions of high finance make me uncomfortable; the lifestyles of high flying bankers... even more uncomfortable; and most important of all, I just feel like I don't belong when I sit around and with a whole bunch of bankers chit chatting about the latest trends in finance and the implications of the changes in the markets.

When I was in the classes I care about I feel like I belonged but when I'm classes that's like, we're talking about plants, vertebrate zoology, and stuff I feel like I don't belong there.

Accordingly, δ NCn (i, j ) (n = 1, 2 ) was 1 when node i belonged to the same community as node j, and was 0 otherwise.

I always had the security of knowing I belonged somewhere when I suited up.

I even get that feeling of belonging when I speak Welsh in London with complete strangers.