Sentence examples for belonged if from inspiring English sources

Finally, he returned, in the year that the clan banned all dogs after a dog killed a member of the Mmangala Age Grade, the age group to which Anikwenwa would have belonged if he did not believe that such things were devilish.

Would this bosom bounce back to where it belonged if I didn't butter my corn or drown my warm berry pie with ice cream?

That honor belongs — if it belongs to anyone — to the wizard of direct marketing, Lester Wunderman...

That honor belongs — if it belongs to anyone — to the wizard of direct marketing, Lester Wunderman..

What is the value of belonging if you belong to all?

"I am where I belong, if anyone belongs anywhere nowadays," Guggenheim wrote to Greenberg from Venice later that year.

What's the point of belonging if you can't keep somebody out?

"It's a fundamental human right to belong if you want to.

But, ooh, that feeling of belonging if you're actually part of a mob – even the undead love it, as we saw last week in Leicester city centre.

Though Adler quipped that law school "taught me nothing" and was not good for her writing, she argues that today's journalism has "words that belong, if anywhere, in a review, written as if they were fact".

Phelps introduced him to Cocteau and Léautaud, and let him know, as Salter told the Paris Review in 1993, "that I might belong, if not to the highest company, at least to the broad realm of books and names".