Sentence examples for belongs not like from inspiring English sources

From a design perspective, Mr. Rocherolle said the trick "is to make everything look like it belongs, not like it's part of a science experiment".

The future, he continued, belonged not to them but to people like Jim Foley.

For the longest time, that's what the memory of my high school years felt like: an era belonging not to me, but to my "normal" classmates.

It charges $8 for practically everything on both the drinks and snacks menu, and as my buddy Lou, a son of Chicago, pointed out, for a high-end bar in the city, "It actually treats you like you belong there, not like you're lucky to be there".

I don't like belonging to anyone.

I belong in like, if not at Staples [Center], Nokia [Theater], or [in an] arena.

I had no idea how to dress appropriately—I wanted to look like I belonged, but not so much that I looked like a narc.

"That indifference feeds into the problems of post-traumatic stress and suicide, because we feel like we don't belong; we feel like we don't know how to make the transition".

Of course she was my granddaughter and I loved her, and part of her belonged to me – but not like this; thrown into my arms because my daughter couldn't be a mother.

Lately, I've been feeling as if I don't belong here, like when that security guard at the Javits Center wouldn't let me in because "the damn fork thing is over".

like a second-class citizen, like she didn't belong, like she had no right.