Sentence examples for belongs though from inspiring English sources

The performance belongs, though, to James Levine, who elicits a lithe, insightful and lovely performance of Mozart's miraculous score from the great Met orchestra.

What's remarkable about "Best New Horror" isn't that the story is savagely critical of the genre to which it belongs (though Hill's indictment of conventional horror is nervy stuff for a young writer), nor even that it's very, very scary, but rather that the narrative unfolds in a way that is consciously, and brazenly, predictable.

Some elements carried gene fragments, a rare feature of transposons of the hAT superfamily to which Ds belongs, though a common feature of other transposons.

Then he went on to Oxford University to study philosophy, politics and economics, and felt even more strongly that he didn't belong, though again he made his mark.

We still belong, though not for much longer, to the world he knew and the musical air he breathed.

They're part of the fabric, an emotional tug that sends the characters to places they don't belong, though they know better.

At one game, in an apartment in a glass condominium tower on Fifth Avenue, as cards fluttered and chips clattered across the table, its organizers suspected that a new player did not belong, though he had arrived with a regular.

The government is mindful that in 1994, voters rejected a proposal to let troops take part in peacekeeping missions of the United Nations, to which Switzerland does not belong, though the United Nations' European headquarters are in Geneva.