Sentence examples for belonging always from inspiring English sources

"Punk reflects the whole Jewish history of oppression and uncertainty, flight and wandering, belonging and not belonging, always being divided, being in and out, good and bad, part and apart".

FOR Anne Tyler's earlier characters, the question of belonging or not belonging always referred to family: whether one elected to stay safe within the claustrophobic confines of an extended family or ventured out alone into the outside world; whether one sacrificed freedom and independence to take on inherited responsibilities or risked rootlessness and alienation by leaving home and hearth.

He belongs always and totally to everyone, to the whole Church.

By odd coincidence, Thomas Jefferson, in a 1789 letter to James Madison, once said that every constitution "naturally expires at the end of 19 years" because "the earth belongs always to the living generation".

Photons from the same coherent mode are not distinguishable and distinguishable photons belong always to different modes.

"The feeling of belonging is always subjective," Mr. Naaman said.

It belongs and always has belonged to Zimbabweans.

"Her plight of trying to figure out where she belongs has always been mine," Ms. Smith said.

This is because the matter to which it belongs can always be divided.

We belong together, always have.'.

And even in the States, I always belonged to you and you always belonged to me.