Sentence examples for clearly belong from inspiring English sources
The sculptures and paintings of Chinedu Felix Osuchukwu's "Facing Reality" clearly belong together.
Scientists clearly belong to the former and, therefore, are not expected to "do Ethics".
Most books clearly belong on bookshelves, and some on coffee tables.
Their characters all clearly belong to an ages-crossing, Breugel-like march of humanity.
Other languages, such as Tiwi and Anindilyakwa, spoken on small offshore islands, clearly belong to the Australian family.
Matters concerning the rural and marine environment clearly belong at the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.
They "clearly belong to the radical Islamist sphere," he added, and said their "cell" had been "dismantled".
The bricks are now on the west side of the doorway and clearly belong to an entrance construction of the pyramid.
In this group, the dominant views clearly belong to the stay-at-home dad and a small-business man right beside him.
Notably, although resting-zone stem cells clearly belong to the chondrocyte lineage, Mizuhashi and colleagues found that they express a comparable set of stem-cell markers and undergo a maturation process similar to that of bone-marrow stem cells.
While many of the fossils clearly belong to established phyla and reveal important information about phylogenetic development, there are many other genera that do not fit so easily into modern phyla.
