Sentence examples for belonged just from inspiring English sources

In a suit and fedora, he showed up at crime scenes for The News looking like he belonged, just another detective with work to do.

He won a round in Sydney, beating Feliciano López, and, more important, has now won a round in Melbourne, where he said he had been welcomed back by several members of the top 10, the club to which he belonged just last year.

It was Sarah Paulson's moment — but it belonged just as much to Marcia Clark.

Standing at six-foot-five and with a voice like chilled silver, Lee was a druid capable of inspiring deep terror, a conjuror whose skills belonged just as much to the bards of some long forgotten land as they did to the studios of Hammer.

"It didn't belong just to star architects.

"This moment belongs just to the artist and the work".

This decade, which began with Lakers dominance behind Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal, belongs just as much to the San Antonio Spurs.

In Bivald's hands the suggestions are handled so lightly, so naturally, as to seem to belong, just as Sara belongs in Broken Wheel.

The values European humanists like to espouse belong just as easily to an African or an Asian who takes them up with enthusiasm as to a European.

He had broken out of the laager and betrayed the tribe and didn't belong just to the Afrikaners, he belonged to the wider South African community and nation".

However attractive, the quest to fill the remoter corners of a contemporary landscape with sexy beasts belongs just as much to post-modern culture as to pre-modern ecology: more Damien Hirst, perhaps, than David Attenborough.