Sentence examples for belonging both from inspiring English sources

This sense of belonging both nowhere and everywhere is evident in Powell's creative magpie-ing.

Regretting his evil deed, Dylan turns the girls into seagulls, belonging both to the sea and the land.

Many coffee houses, belonging both to publicly-traded companies and independent retailers, are reporting sales growth of roughly 7%.

So although Hopper was in one sense an internal exile, the ability to stake a claim as some kind of outsider was fast becoming a requirement of admission and a sign of belonging, both in a local art scene freeing itself from the gravitational pull of New York and a movie business ossified by its own commercial might.

Representative basic CMOS cells belonging both to inverter and transmission gate categories have been analytically characterized using the updated α-power model up to ultradeep submicron technology node with BSIM verification.

Western interpretations include the 2003 Hollywood movie The Last Samurai directed by Edward Zwick, which combines into a single narrative historical situations belonging both to the Boshin War, the 1877 Satsuma Rebellion, and other similar uprisings of ex-samurai during the early Meiji period.

They belong both to the West and to Asia.

Finland, its Nordic (but not Scandinavian) neighbour, now enthusiastically belongs both to the EU and to the euro-zone.

Most union members belong both to unions associated with this organization and to British-based unions affiliated with the Trades Union Congress.

Most important, it placed jobs at the heart of the speech, which is where they belong, both politically and in terms of policy.

The parents stated to be non-consanguineous but belonged both to an endogamic subpopulation from Turkey.