Sentence examples for belonging among from inspiring English sources

Could a similar sense of belonging among New Yorkers play an indirect role in crime reduction?

For North Carolina, a win over its rival would solidify its claim of belonging among college basketball's elite teams.

"There is a sense of great pride and belonging among the staff," Suzi told me, which seems borne out by the length of time they've spent here.

The excitement and sense of belonging among young gay men when Davies came out could just as quickly subside if his England career melts away.

Within a quarter century after his death, many of Bartók's works had been recognized as belonging among the classics of Western music.

Mr Mahmood believes the Great War Muslim Memorial has the potential to "garner a sense of belonging" among Muslims and "make them feel more British".

It certainly belongs among its zaniest.

Lawrence never quite belonged among the modernists anyway.

But Womack belongs among them, now and forever.

This disappointing "Eugene Onegin" belongs among the roster of also-rans.

Beckerman suggests that it belongs among the great civil-rights success stories of the twentieth century.