Sentence examples for belonging only from inspiring English sources
This loan started by belonging only to one of us and by now it belongs to all of us.
Sen returns repeatedly to the motif of Jay's silhouetted figure on the horizon – alone yet defiantly heroic, belonging only to the land on which he stands.
It was the end of the day, and the light was that big, orange-orange, four-dimensional light of Florida, belonging only to Florida, bathing everything in the felicity of good feeling, intensifying the color of each bungalow on the street, as well as the verdant greens of the palm trees that seemed to bleed more color in a warm breeze.
Musically inclined students at 16th-century Oxford "esteemed the violin to be an instrument belonging only to a common fidler and could not endure that it should come among them," as one Anthony Wood wrote in his autobiography at the time.
Impermanence had a creepy vibe to it, belonging only to government spies and perverts.
Might spacetime itself be an emergent entity belonging only to an effective physical theory?
That today does not only belong only to Angry Young Men.
Maybe this notion belongs only in a Marx Brothers farce.
That sense of contention belongs only to a human witness.
The passions they really have belong only to them.
