Sentence examples for and belonging in a from inspiring English sources
We were seen as old and ancient and belonging in a museum like the fossils there.
In this book about family, identity and belonging, in a country in the throes of a deep depression, the sun is blotted out several times.
From Katherine Ozment '90: I'm the author of Grace Without God: The Search for Meaning, Purpose, and Belonging in a Secular Age.
The empirical results show that non-financial benefits from loyalty programs can promote CCID by inducing customers' feelings of status and belonging in a company-initiated community.
Anyone familiar with her beautiful and intimate book, Sweet Nothings, will know what to expect: gentle, intriguing, elusive portraits that touch on notions of identity, experience and belonging in a fragmenting world.
Giles Fraser appeased such child abuse (circumcision) with references to culture, tradition and belonging – in a paper that (at least this week) sees "no licence granted to those who claim cultural protection for brutality".
That's why they provoke an argument about identification, equality, ethics and belonging in an increasingly diverse society.
(Paintings by Wayne Gonzales and Cannon Hudson veer more toward Pop and Expressionist representation, and belong in a different show).
Notwithstanding the US bias, this economic analysis of merger review is important to understanding antitrust in general, and belongs in a volume such as this.
Some people who get the flu (especially the very young and very old) need IV fluids, but they're generally quite sick and belong in a medical facility.
A magnificent chase ensues, a vivid, violent, painful journey that occupies about a third of the movie and belongs in a cinematic tradition of such things.
