Sentence examples for belongs therefore from inspiring English sources

Man as the image of God belongs, therefore, to the self-revelation of God in quite a decisive way.

(see C. Allesch, 2003) We must recall, however, that this book is not a phenomenological study of sounds but rather a study of the "judgments about sounds," and it belongs therefore to the field of psychology in the narrow sense.

bp, more than 300 altitudinal meters above today's timberline, and belonging therefore to the highest population known for Central Europe.

Judgments are psychical phenomena and they belong therefore not to World 3 but to our real world.

To paraphrase Descartes, they are saying, I belong, therefore I am.

However, they all have mesenchymal derivation and belong therefore to the same generic group, STS.

Constructional constraints belong therefore to the primary factors governing evolutionary trends of the ammonoid shell, indirectly triggered by adaptive trends.

All strains of lice used in this study originated from the Atlantic, and belong therefore to the sub-species L. s. salmonis[ 23].

Many newly developed active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) or drug molecules suffer from low aqueous solubility and belong therefore to the Biopharmaceutics Classification System (BCS) class II or IV.

Eight samples are known to be biological paternally related to each other and their Y chromosomes belong therefore to the same evolutionary lineage.

White: My family moved rather haphazardly, so I didn't have a strong sense of belonging and, therefore, no self-confidence.