Sentence examples for and belonging of a from inspiring English sources

"Doris to Darlene" yokes the aesthetic struggles of Richard Wagner; the journey of a young black girl on her way to pop stardom in the Motown era; and the quest for love and belonging of a gay man today.

"Fashion is nothing other than a means of communication, of integration and belonging to a group.

In its purest form, nationalism's a sense of responsibility and belonging to a set nation.

Dhangar is one of the estimated 750,000 residents of Dharavi, and belongs to a settlement of a once-nomadic community known as the Kunchikorve.

The Priestly townhouse is on the Upper East Side and belongs to a friend of Finerman's.

It has a specialized diet of insects and belongs to a subfamily separate from hyenas.

A sense of community and belonging with a sweeping view of campus.

Second, there is a new wave of opposition to globalisation, led by forces on the right, which emphasise place and belonging, and a mistrust of outsiders.

It's about protection and belonging and a whole host of reasons, although the criminality comes with it.

IS: Is it to do with aesthetic and belonging issues, of belonging to a group that has enjoyable rituals?

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.