Sentence examples for belonged notable from inspiring English sources

Though there are a couple of references in The Oxford English Dictionary to earlier occurrences of the word 'agnostic', it seems (perhaps independently) to have been introduced by T. H. Huxley at a party in London to found the Metaphysical Society, which flourished for over a decade and to which belonged notable thinkers and leaders of opinion.

The others are belong to notables include SGN, Zynga, and Serious Business.

This is the family to which Achilles belongs, the most notable hero in the Trojan saga, as well as his father Peleus and uncles Telamon and Menoetius.

But H-U, despite the efforts of its many notable regional chauvinists, never belonged to any single place.

Identification of the phylogroups of the different CTX-M producers showed that most belonged to phylogroup B1, and a notable number of isolates belonged to phylogroup D. In contrast, few isolates belonged to the highly virulent phylogroup B2.

Like most one-shot autobiographers, Jeremy is a name-dropper, even if most of the names don't belong to A-list notables.

What will happen to this elaborate period wreck of a home, whose contents, we are told, include chamber pots of urine belonging to various notables from centuries past, Kipling and Shaw among them?

The postrevolutionary order empowered a new class of well-read "notables," to which Tocqueville belonged.

It was notable that 16 OsSTA genes belonged to the "kinase-like genes".

The grave, which may have belonged to local princesses, is one of the most notable of the Early La Tène burials (see La Tène).

One of the show's most exceptional ensembles is an all-black suit that belonged to the 16th-century commander Honda Tadakatsu and is especially notable for the large, three-pronged deer-horn helmet.