Sentence examples for belong no from inspiring English sources

In the end, is that where our final loyalties belong, no matter what?

We lack "that sense that our lives are part of some greater effort that we are connected to one another, that community means that we have a place where we belong no matter who we are," she said.

But its unembarrassed, luxuriant materiality, its small scale and vulnerability, all qualities that the Modern now seems to reject, belong no less than the glass tower to the messy story of Modernism and city life.

Justice Elena Kagan, joined by Justice Breyer as well as Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, read the first amendment as a guarantee of "religious equality...the breathtakingly generous constitutional idea that our public institutions belong no less to the Buddhist or Hindu than to the Methodist or Episcopalian".

"Airbnb is committed to building a community where everyone can belong, no matter who they are or what they look like.

These transcend the categories in the sense that they belong no more to one category than to another, and they do not correspond to common natures.

But cheating, as we pathologize it today, belongs no longer solely to the realm of personal moral failing.

The group to which McVeigh himself once belonged no longer has enough members with military experience to conduct proper training exercises.

Isn't part of some of their anger fueled by a frustration of not feeling welcome or having a sense of belonging, no matter how misguided?

Can we find moral leadership in someone who promotes no system, belongs to no organisation, sticks to no settled opinion, and proclaims themselves uncertain, contradictory, and fallible?

Do public sector pay limits belong to No 10 or the No 11?