Sentence examples for fully belongs from inspiring English sources
Once you let all that stuff into the world, it no longer fully belongs to you".
Weber's makeover nation is an eerie place, because no one fully belongs there, and, deep down, everyone knows it.
But with his final shot of Ethan Edwards standing on the border between two worlds, neither of which he fully belongs to, Ford reaches back at least to the English Middle Ages.
But Bairstow did not do precisely what he needed to, what he has not quite fully done yet, which is to make it unambiguously clear to everyone that this is his stage and he fully belongs here.
At moments throughout our history, when there loomed the perception of a threat to the established order of things, we have sought clarity on the issue of who fully belongs in the society and who doesn't.
And yet his "Te Deum," in its exploratory harmony, fully belongs with what was being written at the same time -- the late 1890's -- by composers who were two generations younger and from distant musical cultures: Richard Strauss, Schoenberg and Debussy.
It's the place where Rebus would fully belong.
Like Ty, she didn't fully belong in either world, sighted or blind.
They were prepared to fight and die for an America they did not yet fully belong to.
He often called himself an outsider influenced by Arabic and American cultures, but fully belonging to neither.
