Sentence examples for belongs obviously from inspiring English sources

McGinn, who famously says we should leave America's estimated 259 billion tons of recoverable coal "in the ground, where it belongs," obviously hopes China chooses conservation and renewables.

"I'm thrilled to have her back in our home where she belongs, and obviously we'll ensure she stays well clear of the vacuum from here on out!" Margarone told CBS Boston.

He obviously belongs to a breed apart from the ordinary auto executive.

British jazz's diversely confident present most obviously belongs to Mercury nominees GoGo Penguin, newly signed to Blue Note.

The other tradition to which Alomar most obviously belongs — in this case by choice — is that of the very short story.

"Any money from the mine obviously belongs to the owners, but just who are the owners?" said the group's treasurer, Alexandre Rodrigues.

Hollande obviously belongs to the old order of discretion, and would feel extremely uncomfortable in this new environment – as, probably, would a big chunk of the French electorate.

* * * Four stories by Osama Alomar, translated from the Arabic by C. J. Collins with the author: The other tradition to which Alomar most obviously belongs — in this case by choice — is that of the very short story.

As giddy as Posada was, he obviously belongs on this team after batting.309 with 14 homers and 41 runs batted in and flourishing in his first year as the full-time starter.

Ms. Wilson obviously belongs to the younger, hip Manhattan group of working men and women (of whom my oldest son is one too) who cannot imagine ever getting older, being post-menopausal and retired.

This year, there are four whole professional writers on the Time 100 List, up from one last year: Jennifer Egan, Jonathan Franzen, George R. R. Martin, and the Chinese investigative journalist Hu Shuli (who obviously belongs in the slightly elevated category of "professional writers who risk their lives for their work").