Sentence examples for belongs alongside from inspiring English sources

Mr. Truman's essay belongs alongside Learned Hand's pronouncement of a few weeks ago.

It belongs alongside the great hip-hop parenting songs like Ed O.G. & Da Bulldogs' "Be a Father to Your Child" and Xzibit's "Foundation".

The idea that terrorists must be fools belongs alongside other reassuring lies that we tell our children, such as "all bullies are cowards".

He's off to the clouds, a place he rightly belongs alongside Sir Edmond Hillary as the greatest of New Zealanders who scaled heights nobody thought possible.

To many Americans, the notion of works councils belongs alongside socialized medicine and six-week vacations as examples of the practices that have doomed Europe to near-zero growth.

A new documentary, Dolores, aims to put Huerta where she belongs – alongside Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Cesar Chavez, and Gloria Steinem as one of the most important US activists and organizers of the 20th century.

Mr. Seinfeld wanted to prove to himself that he could do that, too -- that his name belonged alongside theirs.

Seinfeld wanted to prove to himself that he could do that, too - that his name belonged alongside theirs.

Apt Pupil was originally scheduled to be released in February 1998, but the film's distributor moved the release date to autumn, feeling that it belonged "alongside other more serious-minded films".

The bastard could have written a book that really did belong alongside Graham Greene and Susan Sontag.

Howells's ashes are, as he wanted, in sad and proper Cambridge where they belong, alongside Elinor and Winnie.