Sentence examples for equally belong from inspiring English sources
Truth is the other continent to which the states of fact and fiction equally belong.
The Pulitzer prizewinning Gilead, rapturously received more than 20 years after Robinson's first novel Housekeeping, could equally belong in a different category, as it is a novel-long letter from an adoring 72-year-old father, Reverend John Ames, who believes he is terminally ill, to his seven-year-old son.
For example, Joelle Emerson notes in Medium that at LinkedIn, "belonging is now at the core of the company's inclusion efforts". Cultural shifts like this have helped more companies make huge strides in creating a work environment that promotes inclusion and a feeling that everyone can equally belong.
During the perimenopausal period women are prone to experience a variety of depressive and somatic symptoms [ 59- 61] that may equally belong to the four different BDI factors identified in our study.
It is well-known that extracts or compounds which relax only low K+-induced contractions are potassium channel openers while the extracts or compounds which relax both contraction induced by K+ (25mM) and K+ (80mM) equally belong to calcium channel blocker.
Equally, Sinclair sees their work as belonging to the tradition of William Blake, Ezra Pound and James Joyce, fracturing and translating mythologies in the modern world.
Re "Instead of a Tax Cut, Send Out Dividends," by Richard Freeman and Eileen Appelbaum (Op-Ed, Feb. 1): The federal surplus does not belong equally to all the people, as the writers suggest.
If Wheatley stood for anything, of course, it was the creed that culture did, or could, belong equally to everyone.
And who but Mr. Murray and Ms. Seldes, two of the most theatrical presences in theater, could so deliciously translate those tricks into performances that belong equally to the music hall and an academic drawing room?
All areas of space belong equally to all nations".
Mohakhali is a boundary river, Nepalese drew the inference that it should belong equally to these two countries, and therefore, half of the water belongs to Nepal.
