Sentence examples for belonging also from inspiring English sources
The belonging also has to do with what anthropologist Abby Day calls "natal" – the simple fact of being baptised Christian, which signifies something important about our family ties and continuity down generations.
On one understanding frequent among philosophers, consciousness is a certain feature shared by sense-experience and imagery, perhaps belonging also to a broad range of other mental phenomena (e.g., episodic thought, memory, and emotion).
Three DEGs corresponded to enzymes involved in lipid biosynthesis and, in particular, LOC_Os03g12030 encoded for a 3-ketoacyl-CoA synthase belonging also to the GO term "Wax biosynthesis" (GO 0010025), together with other four genes (see Additional file 4-sheets 1 and 2).
The broader intervention to which Operation Tidal Wave II belongs also appears to be intensifying.
But the 34 rich countries that belong also have a more subtle dress code: "like-mindedness", in OECD-speak.
To these years belonged also the lyric poetry of Aasmund Olafson Vinje, founder of the periodical Dølen ("The Dalesman"), who adopted Nynorsk as his literary language.
The "very light jet" category to which the A700 belongs also includes Cessna's Citation Mustang, the Embraer Phenom 100 and the Eclipse 500.
Lyngen belongs also, with Italy, France and Portugal, to those sites where people are more aware of the possibility of a future tsunami event (Fig. 6).
The tribe Dasyurini, to which quolls belong, also includes the Tasmanian devil, the antechinus, the kowari, and the mulgara.
Jane Dudley belonged also to the courtly sympathizers of Anne Askew, whom she contacted during her imprisonment in 1545 1546.
The national leaders of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, the fraternity to which the singers belonged, also reacted with zero tolerance, immediately shutting down the local frat chapter.
