Sentence examples for belongs even from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, but the Cup belongs even more to Spain.

Gove's desire to clone De Souza belongs even more plainly in the world of the MBA.

The Atlantic alliance, to which everybody on both sides belongs (even Russia, indirectly, through the NATO-Russia Council), is still the fundamental link between Europe and America, and no one is for giving it up.

The Briton's unlikely and brilliant run at the Australian Open ended in the semi-finals here on Thursday with defeat by Germany's Angelique Kerber but it promises to be just the start for the 24-year-old who must now feel like she belongs, even if she will not admit it in public.

Yet Aristotle is confident that Thales belongs, even if honorifically, to that group of thinkers that he calls "inquirers into nature" and distinguishes him from earlier poetical "myth-makers".

However, it is only very remotely related (90%16SS rRNA identity) to Synechocystis 6803 and belongs even to another clade (B1) than Synechocystis 6803 (B2) in the cyanobacterial tree.

So they "belong", even though they still aren't "native".

The Yankees are in the playoffs, back where they believe they belong, even if it took a little longer than they expected.

Perhaps having been brought up in a family where guilt was a habit, a badge of belonging even, Thomas tends to be hard on himself.

I find her work invaluable, because she has allowed me to sort of understand and also appreciate our own aspirational desire to belong, even when the belonging is knocking us down.

Mr. Kozloff presents the show as "an argument among Jews" about the value and limits of assimilation and belonging, even if the photographers themselves were unaware of such dimensions in their work.