Sentence examples for aware of belonging from inspiring English sources

Peoples in the Scandinavian and German (German-language) culture areas, by contrast, are much more aware of belonging to broader regional civilizations.

Their deaths make me feel old, but more than that, they make me aware of belonging to a generation that has yet to figure out adulthood, for whom life can feel like a long John Hughes movie.

But with her, as with Ana Sophia Scheller's elegant Calliope and Sterling Hyltin's capricious Terpsichore, there were moments when she seemed aware of belonging in a masterpiece, anointing the ballet rather than telling it as if for the first time.

Being aware of their belonging in a region, agents interact by generating virtual links (virtual extensions).

Most young children are well versed in the politics of possession, and are acutely aware of what belongs to them and what belongs to someone else.

As the child of a black father from Louisiana and a Polish Jewish mother, Mosley has always been aware of the problems of belonging that attend the experience of black Americans.

Those who are aware of it belong to the community of artists, curators, and scholars who formed around it.

Of course, feelings of belonging to a place in no way necessarily mean it belongs to you, as visitors, volunteers and trustees here are all too well aware.

Both were aware of which persons belonged to the study or control group, but had no further clinical information.

Besides, participants are well aware of whether they belong to an intervention school/area, since physical changes are directly visible to participants.

24 28 Furthermore, patients were not informed or made aware of whether they belonged to a high-risk or a low-risk group, and factors for the risk assessment score were obtained before randomisation.