Sentence examples for belonging continually from inspiring English sources
Many of us first generation-ers are the ones who went on to carve out careers in business and the arts: not quite belonging, continually having to see society from two different viewpoints is a supremely creative place to be.
Dear Jonathan: Imagine you have a lifetime of cumulative experiences in which people constantly assume you don't belong, continually react to you like you're some kind of exotic aberration, never the default, the assumed subject of our collective story.
Remember your team needs to feel safety, belonging, mattering… continually foster this.
But there are two works I do reread continually, neither of them belonging to English literature.
For students from those unrepresented communities, it decreases their sense of belonging and their ownership in society; if your country continually forgets your existence, what is your motivation to contribute and participate?
Also, continually inviting yourself into a fuller sense of belonging.
She invented a mynah bird that, because it once belonged to a lord, continually squawks things like "Ho, there, a chair for Lady Fothergill!," and dropped it on a ship on the high seas.
A sense of belonging based on the contingency that the more others needed me, the greater value and worthiness of love I felt, I was continually earning placement.
But the guiding spirit is clearly that of Mr. Besson, a writer and producer of the film, who can claim to have created and continually perfected the lethal-woman-in-her-underwear genre to which "Colombiana" belongs.
Slator continually monitors NLP and NLG as the umbrella category to which machine translation (MT) belongs, because developments in these areas may eventually impact the language services market.
