Quine claimed that universals belong higher up, among the entities to be rejected no matter what, and that classes belong lower down, among the entities one may ultimately have to admit if they earn their keep.
Dion Waiters, who plays like he thinks he belongs higher on this list, is maybe worth being higher on this list.
With the city electing a new mayor and City Council this fall, parks now belong high on the political agenda.
In each of the countries Mr. Bush is visiting -- Senegal, South Africa, Botswana, Uganda and Nigeria -- one or more of these issues belongs high on the agenda.
The truth is that Mr Ansip was jealous.Mr Laar belongs high in Europe's pantheon of post-communist heroes, alongside Poland's Leszek Balcerowicz.
Eventually, my memory did burp up Siobhan Dowd's glorious final novel, Solace of the Road, which undoubtedly belongs high in anyone's coming-of-age Top 10, but it took a lot of head-scratching to unearth it.
Like all pelicans, he belongs high above the waves, eyeing plentiful schools of fish, in search of a comely mate and the perfect spot for a nest.
The highest percentage of people had higher education, good health, and belonged to high middle income households (Table 5).
According to Tang Junyi (1955: 66), teachings formulated at this level were more abstract and belonged to higher cognitive levels.
The majority of participating families (70%) belonged to higher SES based on household income ≥ $80,000/year (Table 2).
