Sentence examples for belonged never from inspiring English sources

Several teammates remarked how well they thought Parker handled his emergence, that he has always acted as if he belonged, never too loud or brash and never meek.

It was hard, even painful, not to fit in, but I realized early on that the desire to belong never trumps the need to be yourself and follow your greatest dreams.

This is how the cynics win: by picking apart the unifying threads of culture and society and insisting that there are some people who never belonged, who never wanted to belong, in the first place.

"There is a class system, an old-boy network to which I've never belonged and I never will".

It may be almost three decades since I left, but I have been coming back ever since, and that sense of ambivalent belonging never goes away.

Economics aside, many say the Rudolph building simply has never belonged in Goshen and never will.

And belonging is never straightforward.

For all his earnest, indignant pretence of belonging, Brandt never quite mastered the nuances of Englishness.

They were British and had the perfect right to insist on it, and yet their sense of belonging was never simply to be taken for granted.

I had never belonged to a political organisation before; I had never walked down a street, chanting, my fists raised.

At the same time, Churchill was never entirely trusted by the upper crust to which he belonged, and certainly never by its organized voice, the Conservative Party.