Sentence examples for belongs despite from inspiring English sources

Harkleroad reached the junior final here last year when she was coached by the former Argentine star José Luis Clerc, but she is in the main event now and proving she belongs, despite tendinitis in her right elbow that forces her to wear a great deal of tape on her right arm.

In France and Italy, where Osborne's heart really belongs (despite some dutiful anti-anti-Americanism), Parker is seen as a tyrant, a man with "grotesque" methodology and a guru (not a compliment in France, where it has a distinct whiff of Jim Jones).

I could belong, despite moments of unbelief.

The film's excellent message of survival and finding a place where each of us can and does belong, despite the limitations the world tries to impose on us, was born at a time when Amirpour admitted she was "going through that kind of hell internally in all areas of my own life".

In my memories, Boxing Day belongs to Allen, despite his show being on late.

Sojo belongs at second, despite crumbling like a sandcastle on one grounder Wednesday, but Knoblauch should be the D.H. Knoblauch, who finished the season with 12 hits in 29 at-bats, is wasted on the bench, while Hill can be a solid weapon coming off the bench.

Leeds United head coach Dave Hockaday said he "belongs in the Championship" despite losing his debut game as a manager in League football.

According to Roache, the line offers insight into Ken's psyche, evidencing that he truly belongs on Coronation Street, despite his desires to the contrary.

As reported above, the Malagasy sample clearly belongs to this group despite it possessing M. m. gentilulus mtDNA.

The well-hidden office, and a huge collection of trophies within, belongs to AC Milan, which despite an awful season ninth at best in the Italian league is a giant of world soccer.

Even the more eastern BTR belongs genetically to this unit, despite the present lack of a migration corridor between BTR and TAL.