Sentence examples similar to belongs think from inspiring English sources

It's just that the "you" for Politico isn't everyone in the geographic vicinity of Washington, but everyone who belongs (or thinks they belong, or wants to belong) to the community of "political Washington" wherever they happen to reside.

The radiation of Satyrini (Satyrinae) butterflies, to which Mycalesina belongs, is thought to have closely followed the diversification of C4 grasses during the Oligocene [ 33].

And what it taught me was, 'I don't belong where they think I belong, but I don't belong with them either'".

The Clerks's School was really where he belonged, he thought, bitterly.

I'd welcome word on what else you think belongs here, and what you think doesn't.

Tomorrow, Le Pen, Wilders and the rest may be tempted to think, belongs to us.

Moral superiority, we like to think, belongs to the person who stands alone.

"So we will make a huge effort to hang on to the territory which we think belongs to Russia".

It's also undoubtedly about gangs and belonging, which I think struck a chord".

"These are the single set of political events that the public still thinks belongs to them.

"There were things that I didn't think belonged in the same family at all".