Sentence examples for for belonging something from inspiring English sources
The immigrant experience is defined by a search for belonging, something Ms. al-Tahawy has noticed in her relationship with her son, Ahmed, now 11.
As a result youngsters are leaving to join Isis in their hundreds because the terrorist organisation satisfies their "longing for identity and belonging" – something that is not offered to them by the increasingly disintegrated British society.
The struggle for belonging is something we can all identify with, no matter where we come from or the color of our skin.
We'll have a constant urge for something more than just belonging, for something more than just completion.
In these moments he is that lusty figure still – but it is a lust that cries out for more than sex, spandex and fleeting romance, it is a yearning for belief, belonging and something better.
Although Catholic teaching on contraception, for example, soon left her cold, those instincts remained, and "I put all that moral yearning and [need for] belonging to something structured into the Labour party.
When I hope for belonging..
Sergeant Garcia, who came to Jefferson in 1998 after being stationed at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, said many students who joined J.R.O.T.C. were looking for "the pride of belonging to something".
"But we have seen ourselves for a while in our best light: glittery and happy, belonging to something bigger than all of us".
This theme of identity, home, and belonging is something I've been thinking about for a long time.
