Sentence examples for belong in the context of from inspiring English sources
One wishes only that they could be seen where they belong: in the context of everything else in this archaeological museum, as part of a life as a whole rather than as the sort of peep show that censorship and prudery have forced them to become.
"They seem to have a penchant for trying to acquire hardware that doesn't really belong in the context of what they do".
And, while she confronted Jones about his Pizzagate conspiracy-pushing, which led to one of his listeners showing up at the restaurant with a gun, she didn't place that story where it belonged: in the context of the hysteria about the hacked e-mails of John Podesta, Clinton's campaign chairman, which Pizzagaters claimed were full of sordid code words.
Where they belong in the greater context of sports is baffling at best.
A second study by a group of physics education researchers used a tool to survey undergraduates about their sense of belonging in physics in the context of a calculus-based physics course (Stout et al., 2013).
But Mabey enriches the notion that "context is everything" by raising the issue of whether it is possible to construct a biological definition of weeds, and questioning where they might belong in the "ecological scheme of things".
"My work explores the codes and constructs of belonging within the context of place, transit, and hybrid identity," explains Chun.
Roughly speaking, Antiochus defended the Peripatatic view about goods on the basis of considerations and in the context of assumptions that belong to a Stoic and not an Aristotelian framework (cf. White 1978).
It sounds odd to talk about "efficiency" in the context of friendship, but belonging to a group is a very efficient way to build and strengthen relationships -- especially if you have a hard time making time for friendships.
Today, radiopharmaceuticals belong to the standard instrumentation of nuclear medicine, both in the context of diagnosis and therapy.
You belong in the classroom".
