Sentence examples for expression of belonging from inspiring English sources

It offered patriotism not as a celebration of a single tradition but as an immigrant's expression of belonging.

What's a more visceral expression of belonging than where we're allowed to eat?

If a sports broadcaster can reassure us that caring too much about the game is a profound expression of belonging and joy rather than a barely sublimated urge to violence, we'll buy whatever they've got on offer.

She is particularly interested in how the transnational uses of religion and ethnicity for political purposes in Europe and other democratic societies give rise to a "transnational nationalism," a new form of nationalism beyond state boundaries as well as a new expression of belonging and political engagement.

Those tights are an outward expression of belonging.

First, individual gene sets can be scored for the mean expression of belonging genes or enrichment scores derived from non-parametric (GSEA) or parametric version (PAGE) of gene set enrichment algorithms (Cheadle et al., 2007).

As expected, core members do display greater expressions of belonging to the team as expressed in the use of inclusive pronouns.

We therefore hypothesize that: H3a: Successful projects will have a higher level of expressions of belonging to the team by core members than unsuccessful projects.

H3b: Successful projects will have a higher level of expressions of belonging to the team by peripheral members than unsuccessful projects.

We therefore hypothesize that: H3: Core members will use more expressions of belonging to the team in their communication than will peripheral members.

Scialdone et al. [18] further noted that one team they studied that had ceased production had exhibited a greater gap between core and periphery in usage of expressions of belonging to the team.