Sentence examples for between belonging from inspiring English sources

It was the difference between belonging to a gym and having a personal trainer.

"One of the most powerful experiences I had was asking middle-school children the difference between belonging and fitting in.

Also, there was (and is) no intrinsic contradiction between belonging to a particular cultural, ethnic, or regional group and being loyal to the crown.

Having landed herself in a war zone between creating art and objectifying it, and between belonging to the art world and resenting it, Lawler capers in the crossfire.

The place is in a limbo between belonging to the builders and to the art: a big contractors' office is full of men in hi-vis jackets, scaffolding is coming down, there are snatches of eastern European languages in the clanking service lifts and signs to multi-faith prayer rooms.

I'd spend six December days in the holiest place on the planet and, surrounded by the Old City's 500-year-old stone walls and legions of Christians, Jews and Muslims, I would be the lone unbeliever, walking a tightrope between belonging and individualism, observing not necessarily my faith but the faithful.

"What comes in between belongs to us, and affords them much amusement".

Ulster scored the last try as well from an interception and gallop by Ian Humphreys but the hour in between belonged exclusively to Saracens, neat, compact, forceful and fleet of foot and tempo.

On the other hand, donors were less capable of inducing stigma receptivity in crosses between different regions than in crosses between populations belonging to the same region.

That's the critical difference between corporate – belonging to the corpus or body of like-minded and committed – and collective – those who have been randomly collected together.

There have always been conflicts and disagreements between women belonging to the upper-middle classes in the global west or north and the majority of women in the south or east who belong to working classes.