Sentence examples for answer belong in from inspiring English sources

But where does that answer belong in the categorical scheme?

As Bloomberg's David Weigel noted, "This answer belongs in the 'with all respect/all due respect' hall of fame".

The issue of what family of curves the answer belongs in (e.g. in LIN or in PAR) is often referred to as model-selection.

A value equal to the subject's average score in child or family section, whichever the missing answer belonged to, was given to the missing answer for validity analysis purposes.

Through an ordinal scale, a score is given according to the class in which the answers belong.

For the open question B.6, 'How do you solve the confusion of radiation units in your practice?' the answers received were found to belong in one of the following categories: I seek consultation, I seek education, I do some research, I find no solution/I do not know.

"You can ask 20 people what should belong in there and get 10 different answers," he said.

Big Boi's preposterous album title is a reminder of Frank Zappa's old question "Does humor belong in music?" At least two fall albums answer in the affirmative.

The objects on show suggest at least part of the answer: the word (spoken or written) and representational art do not belong in hermetically sealed boxes.

The answer is B. Personality traits are not job skills and, in my view, do not belong in the "Skills" section of a resume.

Answer the quiz as honestly as you can, and rest assured you will get the house you truly belong in.