It's so hard to know where you belong, ever.
He proposed a system of nested sets, with all organisms belonging to ever-more general sets, or "taxa," at ever-higher levels, or "categories," the higher-level sets including the members of several lower-level sets.
During the development of classifier, it was noticed that less than 1% of the records in the dataset belong to "ever" class.
Years later, reinterpreted, it would stunt his chances of ever belonging to a family.
In Drengen fra dengang (2004), Janina Katz depicted the tragedy of Ania and Joachim, Holocaust victims with no past and scant hope of ever belonging in Denmark.
Mr. Paul denies ever belonging to the group, though he was listed as a subscriber to its magazine, American Opinion, according to Birch records in Brown University's archives.
Both La Malinche and Clemencia were mistresses to men of a different ethnicity than their own, "doomed to exist within a racial and class-cultural wasteland, unanchored by a sense of ever belonging either to [their] ethnic or [their] natal homeland".
It is actually a kind of identity museum belonging to that ever-expanding genre as a celebration of a particular hyphenated American group, an exploration of its trials and a demonstration of its achievements.
He does this by fabricating a minutely detailed, fictionalized autobiography that documents every record he ever made, every band he ever belonged to, and that charts the entire arc of his might-have-been career.
Our acceptance of others for whom they are can create a better and stronger attachment and belonging than ever existed before.
