Sentence examples for belonged everywhere from inspiring English sources

He lived (and died) like a rock star, but his "cosmic American music" was too country for rock, too folk for country, too psychedelic for folk — he belonged everywhere, and in the end that meant he belonged nowhere.

"Tiepolo's Hound" (2001), Walcott's previous book-length poem (illustrated with admirable paintings by the poet himself), twinned and intertwined his life with that of another Caribbean artist, born exactly a century before him, Camille Pissarro: the Sephardic Jewish native of St. Thomas who made his name as a painter in France, and who belonged everywhere and nowhere.

It was always clear to me that I belong everywhere, that music belongs everywhere.

"We have our problems, but you really feel like everyone belongs everywhere".

Her voice is, for the most part, certifiably blank, which is to say it belongs everywhere.

Properly owned private companies are a force for good, but they do not belong everywhere.

What Clare suffered was the fate of indigenous peoples torn from their land and belonging everywhere.

These tangled historical strands are bound together by Hiroko Tanaka, a Nagasaki-born polyglot who belongs everywhere and nowhere.

To capture a global imagination, the story of this passage is not a story about those who belong nowhere but rather a story about those who belong everywhere.

If performance is an essential yet displaced art form, as Mr. Lemon hints in his title, it's not that it belongs nowhere, but that it belongs everywhere.

Music — Vina's voice, singing Ormus's melodies — surges round the world, crossing all frontiers, belonging everywhere and nowhere, and its rhythm is the rhythm of life.