Sentence examples for it belonged here from inspiring English sources

"I thought it belonged here".

"It was important to design everything to look as if it belonged here," Peel says.

But it belonged here.For my part, I would say I generally think Mr Piketty's analysis is on the mark, with a few exceptions related to my particular view of how labour markets have been evolving.

Haim doesn't just look like it belongs here; its music -- a clever refashioning of '70s-era rock with the slick textures of '80s-era soul -- fits right in at Coachella, where nothing from the past is safe from rescue.

I don't think it belongs here".

The effort is not only about the record, he said — "though it belongs here in New York" — but the game itself.

It belongs here, in this place of desert and mountains and wide-open vistas, and nowhere else".

The curatorial vision seems to be this: If any kid anywhere might be excited to see an item, then it belongs here.

The role was Linda Hamilton's in the first two films, and it belongs here to Lena Headey, whose soft, marvelous face goes a long way toward eclipsing any memories of her angular predecessor.

And I can come up with some sports-political reasons why it belongs here: this is the league that plays as near to Ground Zero as the Muslim community center that made some people irrationally angry.

It goes on too long, and I have to agree with Murch's original account of the passage as an "ultimately indigestible lump of political information," yet somehow it belongs here, pushing the movie ever further from the terrain of the war film and closer to the tragic; we see more of what was lost, of what is yet to slide into these waters.