Sentence examples for it belonged at from inspiring English sources

The only obvious thing was that it belonged at home.

Good grief, it looked as if it belonged at Derek Jeter's airport terminal of a house.

That flag, that wheat — it looked like it belonged at a Whole Foods checkout line in some weird parallel dimension.

The gallery sounded as if it belonged at the Daytona 500, not the prim and proper PGA Tour, as they chased Daly around the South course.

Mr. Bush, he argued, had relegated those problems to the back burner, adding that North Korea "was a far more compelling threat in many ways, and it belonged at the top of the agenda".

The precision of the presentation seemed wrong, as if it belonged at another trial, one that did not involve a night of drinking by friends at a bachelor party, a shooting that took place at 4 in the morning.

For a diminishing number of aesthetic purists, though, questions lingered: Was clothing design really art? Did the department's close connections to the fashion trade undermine its curatorial integrity, and, if so, did it belong at the Met?

Here's a silly thing from GE's press release, "Its placement over the range puts tech where it belongs: at a comfortable viewing level and above the one appliance family and friends gather around while making dinner and conversation at the end of the day".

The lobster pieces are too big to eat easily, nothing like the traditional Maine lobster salad, and at $24, it belongs at the fancier Fresh.

A commission of inquiry would put North Korea's horrific human rights record where it belongs — at the center of the international agenda.

Crooked Timber posts a revealing graph of the relation between how great a sport is and how much it belongs at the Olympics.