Sentence examples for belonged especially from inspiring English sources

They tried to rent a house in nearby Merida for the month remaining, but the one they looked at (and he felt it belonged especially to him) wasn't available in time, so they had to stay in the beach house.

From 1946 Radcliffe graduate Maxine Kumin to the inimitable John Berryman, who taught from 1941 to 1942, and from the recently deceased activist poet Adrienne Rich, a 1943 Radcliffe alumna, to poet Donald Hall '51 (the two actually had a date once), poetry in the 20th century belonged especially to Harvard.

They make people feel like they belong, especially those who face discrimination or have trouble forming in-person connections.

Yet they also define a terrain that belongs especially to photography, in which reality and artifice mix freely to create an emotional hall of mirrors.

It becomes harder and harder for a woman to look into the power structures she aspires to join and see herself as belonging — especially when there are so few women there to serve as examples.

She finds herself desperate to belong, especially in terms of religion - but while by the end of the first year she's fingering her rosary like a cradle Catholic, there's also a "small core of rebelliousness" in her.

There are also special versions of the squatting figure that seem to belong especially to important magical crafts, such as the Javanese kris handle, on which miniature carvings can give an extraordinarily monumental effect.

Some of these ideas belong especially to philosophy, such as the view that only the primary qualities are real and the Kantian notion of a thing-in-itself; others, for instance the notions of cause, motion, self, space, thing and time, are deployed in everyday life.

Gazpacho belongs especially to Andalusia, southern Spain.

Though each interview brings a different piece of the puzzle, they all shared in the universal theme that we are driven to belong, especially if we feel different from the norm.

Females belonging especially to Middle East region are at more risk as they have less access to information sources outside their homes, whatever information they receive is through their mothers, siblings or friends [ 15].