Sentence examples for belongs so from inspiring English sources

It's an unusual and remarkable circumstance for an actor to assume a role that belongs so intimately to someone else.

But I continue to marvel every day at a relationship that belongs so inextricably to both the marketplace and the heart.

But it is much harder to shake the lingering, troubling memory of an angry, elusive and curiously magnetic young woman who belongs so completely to this cynical, cybernetic and chaotic world without ever seeming to be at home in it.

Shapiro is interested in the sociology of knowledge (which is precisely where the study of quotation belongs), so there are quotations from Robert K. Merton, George Sarton, and Talcott Parsons, but relatively less attention is given to other academic figures.

The wolves (designed by Greg Nicotero and Howard Berger) are an unremittingly, unromantically hostile presence, in part because the world into which Ottway and the others have tumbled belongs so completely to them.

Does the State Department truly have evidence that Cuba belongs so high on the rogues list, or is it merely pleasing the Cuban exiles in Florida, where Jeb Bush is running for re-election?The answer seems to be that it has evidence enough.

They don't feel they belong, so they stay away".

I didn't know any of them, but Indians like to belong, so we all pretended to be cousins.

I try to look professional and like I belong, so I wore black Sevens jeans with Kurt Geiger leopard-print platforms.

"We are in Siberia, where many people feel bankers belong, so perhaps there is hidden treasure under the permafrost".

She is the girl who wants to belong so badly that she doesn't fit in anywhere.