Educated progressives and liberals tend to welcome change, are comfortable with mobility (their own and other people's), and not especially bothered about belonging, indeed are suspicious of most group allegiances.
They are considered too readily not (fully) to belong, indeed by some--Dylann Roof said it explicitly to the Charleston nine he murdered--not to belong at all.
The use of the term community is a powerful rhetorical tool and appeals to a common sense of belonging — indeed, do we not all belong to some community?
Phylogenetic analyses where a set of reference genes are used, can then be performed to show that such genes belong, indeed, to the S-lineage.
Crews has said so. "If much of the twentieth century has indeed belonged to Freud," he told Todd Dufresne, in 1998, "then we lost about seventy years worth of potential gains in knowledge while befuddling ourselves with an essentially medieval conception of the 'possessed' mind".
Yesterday, indeed, belonged to Governor Bush as the undisputed champion of the voter blocs that have dominated the G.O.P. for two decades.
Forest policy changed when the country realized that the national forests were not an inexhaustible resource and indeed belonged to all Americans, not just the loggers.
The case caused much hand-wringing in the Afghan community, and on June 25, State Supreme Court Justice Phyllis Orlikoff Flug declared that the mosque indeed belonged to the ousted group, known as the Afghan Turkistan Islamic Foundation in America.
The night indeed belonged to Mr. Cerrudo, who danced in the three works he didn't choreograph, and whose "Lickety-Split," another New York premiere, was the night's standout.
The host at Crema had bothered to figure out which reserved party had been sitting at the table where the head set was found, and had retrieved the reservation information, including the phone number, on the chance that the head set indeed belonged to someone at the table at which my friend had been sitting.
