Sentence examples for belongs more from inspiring English sources

And that constituency belongs more naturally to Bartomeu.

My whole life henceforth belongs more than ever to my people.

This version, created by Stephen Beresford, belongs more to the adults.

There is a sense that Pelé belongs more to global heritage than he does to Brazil's.

"Did You Hear About the Morgans?" belongs more to the Wheelers than to its title characters.

This fanciful claim, however, clearly belongs more in the realm of fairytale.

I think cinema vérité belongs more to a documentary form and people such as Jean Rouch.

Perhaps "Joe" belongs more to the history of American political image-making.

That name belongs more deservingly to the train station that is indeed grand and central.

But that belongs more to the period of "Mrs. Brown," with its moody queen.

But the vibrant and oppressed community to which Taraf belongs more than superficially resembles African-American musicians like Mr. Hendrix.