Sentence examples for belongs from from inspiring English sources
The most important traditional social groups are the age sets, to one of which every male belongs from birth.
When a baby falls out of a nest, he can figure out where it belongs from his spreadsheets.
The damaging evidence about the dirty war its troops have been waging in Chechnya is set out in successive reports adopted over the years by organisations to which Russia itself belongs, from the United Nations to the Council of Europe (see article).
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They get a sense of belonging from a positive activity.
"I got a sense of identity and a sense of belonging from scouts.
It must seize the politics of identity and belonging from the right.
Several prediction techniques belonging from both computational intelligence and statistical fields have been challenged in this task.
They proceeded to take "every belonging" from the family, including tools, a bicycle and her daughter's birthday money.
We have to separate the real sense of belonging from the less authentic sense of pride we get from marketing.
But should we really be expecting purpose, optimism, and a sense of belonging from kids of this age?
