Sentence examples for belongs both from inspiring English sources

"Gebo and the Shadow," which seems to take place in the 19th century, belongs both to that time and now.

Finland, its Nordic (but not Scandinavian) neighbour, now enthusiastically belongs both to the EU and to the euro-zone.

The mythological essence of Maksimilian Voloshin's poetry reveals the intertwined meanings of stone that belongs both to nature and to culture.

With the vital assistance of the cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki and the production designer Jack Fisk, Mr. Malick creates a setting that belongs both to history and to memory.

A century and a half of constitutional history and government admonishes this Court to leave that choice to the elected legislative representatives of the people themselves, where it properly belongs both on democratic principles and the requirements of efficient government.

And she is also correct to affirm that anyone's death belongs both to the dying and to those who survive to grieve and that the law must address the rights of each.

They belong both to the West and to Asia.

This sense of belonging both nowhere and everywhere is evident in Powell's creative magpie-ing.

Most union members belong both to unions associated with this organization and to British-based unions affiliated with the Trades Union Congress.

Regretting his evil deed, Dylan turns the girls into seagulls, belonging both to the sea and the land.

The parents stated to be non-consanguineous but belonged both to an endogamic subpopulation from Turkey.