Sentence examples for deep belonging from inspiring English sources

I feel a deep belonging to Bangladesh too, where my ancestors come from, although I have never been there.

A similar putative prophage was found at the equivalent location in three highly similar isolates of A. macleodii "deep ecotype" belonging to the same clonal frame and obtained from a deep sample (~3500 m) from the Urania Basin in the Ionian (Mediterranean) [ 11].

The deep fascia, belonging to connective tissue in histology, is just one of the most directly related tissues.

A bright and passionate girl whose life is limited by circumstance, Chris is also a metaphor for Scotland herself, for the struggles between the dirt of the land and the shine of the city, between cultural cringe and bone-deep belonging, and all the torn and multiple identities we hold inside.

How does a novelist, who trades in events filtered through imagination and memory, recreate an event so recent, so intimate and so outrageous, an attack on her own loyalties and sense of deepest belonging?

But note that these deep pockets belonged to Rupert Murdoch.

Yet the more tempting deep pocket belongs to U.S. Trust, the august outfit owned since 2000 by Charles Schwab.

And me, because I had never had a deep sense of belonging anywhere.

Kailua gives people who know it a deep sense of belonging, of roots in the sand.

It was this deep sense of belonging to a collective that I wanted to explore in Unbecoming.

"I had never had a deep sense of belonging anywhere," recalled Chirlane McCray, whose husband, Bill de Blasio, is now the front-runner to become the next mayor of New York.