Sentence examples for belongs that really from inspiring English sources

In any kind of communal life, it's easy to see only the negatives: "Someone has got mud everywhere" or "Someone hasn't put the tape measure back where it belongs" (that really drives me nuts, even though it's usually me).

There was a feeling of belonging that I really craved, I wanted to be a part of something.

If we do, we are reminded that we don't really belong, that our presence is tolerated, but we shouldn't push it further than that.

There were many times when I felt that I didn't really belong, that I wasn't qualified to be there.

One of the things she spoke openly about was her own feeling that she didn't really belong, that she didn't have the skills or talent to be doing what she was doing and that she didn't deserve her position.

And there was an underlayer of racism and not belonging that I didn't really process when I was a kid.

Prichard therefore thinks of the noun 'appearance' is a source of confusion, because it leads us to think of appearances as objects with their own 'phenomenal' properties, and thereby to ascribe to them properties that really belong (or perhaps only appear to belong) to the object that so appears.

The only thing that really belongs to Melody (Wrenn Schmidt) is the song selection on her iPod.

When Schultz arrogates to himself a point of honor that really belongs to Django, all hell breaks loose.

It's a huge, huge investment of money that really belongs to the people of the city.

The function ζ(s), later known as the Riemann zeta function, is a concept that really belongs to the 19th century.