Sentence examples for belong in fields from inspiring English sources

While indoor cows are considered perfectly normal in some countries, in this one we seem to be quite attached to the idea that cows belong in fields.

An unfortunate remark from Peter Willes, in the early stages of the project, that in the modern agricultural age, "Cows do not belong in fields," inspired a similar effort from CWF, who insisted otherwise.

"We have nothing against the job of garbage collectors, but their sons belong in other fields than the judiciary, because it's a sensitive job," said Justice Ahmed Abdelrahman.

"I want to empower girls to feel they belong in these fields," says Monica Pham, a sophomore in nuclear science and engineering.

On "Heart in a Cage" (2006), Julian Casablancas sang plaintively: "See I was born in a city but I belong in a field".

His major writings, however, belong in the field of ethics: Ethics as a Philosophy of Man (1934), Ethics, 3 vol. (1937 49), and History of Ethical Thought in Japan, 2 vol. (1952).

Tractors belong in the field.

While none have the résumé of Arrogate, they are all legitimate racehorses and belong in this field.

"Emotional inconsistency and assassination hardly make good bedfellows," remarks her handler, less than convinced that women belong in the field at all.

So we can know we belong in every field from tech to sports, because we have always been trailblazers in them.

Prior success in biology and physics might serve to affirm women's beliefs in biochemistry that they "belong" in the field.