Sentence examples for belong beyond from inspiring English sources

Where else do you belong, beyond someone else's or your own aesthetic definitions?

Marg Howell's cleverly designed set juxtaposes an anonymous football pitch, illuminated by stadium lights and the headlights of three onstage cars, with Susie and Martin's small caravan world, both homes of sorts for those looking for belonging beyond the quarter-acre block.

The severity of the crash had led to calls — from many in the Orthodox Jewish community, to which the couple belonged, and beyond — for the police and prosecutors to aggressively pursue the driver of the BMW.

It's a work so personal that it seems almost to belong to a world beyond our own.

The cells which normally line the inside of the uterine cavity (endometrial cells) appear in parts of the body where they don't belong (basically, any area beyond the uterine cavity).

Shock, sadness, anger, fear and outrage were among the reactions from colleagues in New York and beyond who belong to movements that fought hard for decades to keep identities of sex crimes victims out of the press during criminal deliberations.

The low-wage worker strikes, campaigns like the one in New Jersey to raise the minimum wage, and the lawsuits of the workers at Amazon, show that we are part of a growing movement that reaches far beyond the men and women who belong to unions and even beyond which political party we belong to.

"They belong to their tribe and beyond that the land itself".

It is common for politicians to represent the perpetrators of violence as acting outside the boundaries of morality; their actions belong to an incomprehensible realm beyond our understanding of what is good and right.

He heralds the dawn of a new era in which all candidates will belong to Generation X and beyond.

Forensics officers will now conduct DNA tests to prove beyond doubt the remains belong to Corlett "Lolo" Sono and Siboniso Anthony Shabalala.