Sentence examples for belonged many from inspiring English sources

This was not where they belonged, many of the survivors said.

To the Ferrarese branch belonged many gifted persons, including the writers and diplomats Cardinals Guido (1579 1644) and Cornelio (1668 1732).

Unfortunately, I think I will struggle my whole career to feel like I really belong — many times I'm the only woman in the room.

IT IS no surprise that in Israel, a country constructed around the notion of belonging, many film-makers should choose to focus on what it is like not to belong.

As I wonder, "To whom do these thoughts belong?" Many of the thoughts that float before me belong to my mother.

The Blackness of it all, or sense of belonging many attendees felt and openly expressed, is especially noteworthy and has been strategically cultivated.

But in evangelical churches across the U.S., a faith community to which Hayhoe herself belongs, many pastors and parishioners continue to perceive an incompatibility between their faith and the climate science.

Bill belonged to many outstanding organizations and clubs.

The night belonged to many and therefore to no one in particular.

Ms. Scher had long been active in Somers, where she belonged to many civic organizations.

Like every human, she belonged to many people, not just one.