He admitted that what he had done belonged, perhaps, to a different category of invention.
They belong perhaps mainly to the writer, who along with his narrator, is a thief.
The half-hour of video on which Mr. Robins recorded part of his experience belongs, perhaps, to its own genre: call it sur-reality TV.
But 16 months later, Ms. Thomas abruptly announced her retirement from Hearst amid an uproar over her assertion that Jews should "get the hell out of Palestine" and go back where they belonged, perhaps Germany or Poland.
But the juiciest comic role in the play belongs, perhaps not surprisingly, to the lone nonterrorist character in the cast, a friendly underachiever named Jerome who lives in the apartment upstairs (good running gag: Qala's continually referring to him as "3A"), portrayed with impish zest by Steven Boyer ("Hand to God").
The hold of the cliché images of Paris, or the metaphors, or whatever they are, is so intense, in fact, that they intrude even where they do not quite belong -- perhaps of imaginative necessity, perhaps for more sordid commercial reasons.
"We are in Siberia, where many people feel bankers belong, so perhaps there is hidden treasure under the permafrost".
Her preliminary analyses suggest the bones belong to perhaps 6 extinct species of whale that died between 1 million and 16 million years ago.
OJ is in jail now, where he belongs, and perhaps it doesn't matter for what, or anyway it doesn't matter to me.
Camus's pillar stood in Paris, but in a sense it belonged elsewhere: perhaps among the Corinthian columns in North Africa's Hellenistic ruins.
