Sentence examples for help belonged from inspiring English sources

Trayvon's mother said the voice that was crying for help belonged to her son.

Many of the fixers and those they were helping belonged to local time banks — in which time rather than money is exchanged.

The next step — the job of determining whether the three officers should be prosecuted and whether others on the force conspired to help them — belonged to the city's district attorney, Terence Hallinan.

It seeks to help refugees belong and feel safe and valued.

If actors can be divided into two camps – those who adopt the shamanic approach, channelling different characters from film to film, and those who bring a constant presence to every role – then Keanu cannot help but belong to the latter.

In fact, the scenes which now appear on the daily news, of people sheltering the stranded, doing small acts of decency to help others, belong in the dreams of David Cameron.

We do everything we can to help you belong here, but it could happen that at some point you may feel like you don't belong.

And tech needs to work hard to help women belong because, otherwise, companies will offer products that only represent half of the population.

We help children belong in our world and all the systems that come with that.

It may help to belong to an ethnic minority — reflecting the district's majority Latino student enrollment, for example.

On the other hand, the notion of help-seeking belongs to the social sciences and covers all stages and process of seeking any kind of help useful to meet the health needs [ 43].