Sentence examples for belonging together from inspiring English sources

In their paper The Power of Language, professors Johannes Weiß and Thomas Schwietring argue that groups who share a common language possess a sense of "belonging and belonging together".

Christians now see themselves as belonging together at some deep level, whatever the hierarchies might say.

"Especially growing up in the U.S., where you have only seven million Muslims, being together helps build a sense of community, a sense of belonging together".

Nothing except the plastic numbered wristbands strapped on my wife and son at a restaurant and a playground, identifying them as belonging together in case of a kidnapping attempt.

For, sometimes, the Church of England can feel like a bunch of squabbling interest groups held together only by the fact of establishment and one longs for a much greater sense of belonging together.

When I asked Cecilia Conrad if there was a certain oddball quotient in the fellows lists, she answered crisply that an idea connecting things that hadn't previously been regarded as belonging together may seem odd at first.

We belong together when old.

"Liability and control belong together".

They belonged together.

We do belong together".

They both belong together.