Sentence examples for belonging could from inspiring English sources

This was a setting where a rakish fedora, some conversation in the community room (the members were too frail to get out much) and a sense of belonging could be not only pleasant, but also vital.

The difference indicated in the Chinese emphasis on group belonging could be representative of an expression of Chinese social values.

External forces of group belonging could, in this context, be any negative attitudes of health staff, discrimination against ethnic minority mothers (since ethnic minority markers might result in different treatment), as well as adverse attitudes in contacts with the health system.

One Chinese AIDS expert, Zhang Ke, reported in 2004 that the figure for Henan province in central China, to which Shuangmiao belongs, could be more than 170,000.

Questions about where he really belongs could persist into the off-season if Wright's production at Citi Field continues to waver.

Any newspaper reader following the continuing story of undercover cop Bob Lambert and the secret unit to which he belonged could be forgiven for wondering if they've turned to the TV pages by mistake.

Wandering around with your phone out in areas you don't exactly belong could be dangerous – what's more, it can be more dangerous for some people than others.

In a twist that is causing unease in parts of the country, the Progress Party, to which Mr. Breivik once belonged, could be a kingmaker in the coming coalition talks.

The find, announced in tomorrow's Nature, raises questions about whether hominids predating the genus Homo, to which modern humans belong, could have acquired such skills.

And his need to belong could not hold it at bay.

For instance, fertility clinics or the trade association to which these clinics belong could make a conscience effort to include more pictures of babies of different races in their marketing efforts.