Sentence examples for its belonging from inspiring English sources

In actuality, an attribute is an accident, and so has no proper real definition, indicating what it is entirely in itself, since what it is involves its belonging to an appropriate subject, and it actually belongs to such a subject only under favorable conditions.

Furthermore, a symbol is the sort of symbol it is linguistic, musical, pictorial, diagrammatic, etc.—in virtue of its belonging to a symbol system of a certain kind.

It is always positioned apart from the Enterobacterial clade, despite its belonging to this group taxonomically.

Aristotle here uses the term "universal" to mean not only that the predicate belonged in every case to the subject, but also that it could not be proved of the subject simply because of its belonging to some wider universal to which that subject also belonged.

Due to the isolated nature of the specimen, it seems premature to assign this tooth a particular species, although its belonging to K. ayeyarwadyensis is suspected.

For Davutoglu, Erdogan and Gul, being in the E.U. offered Turkey crucial economic benefits but, more important, confirmation of its belonging in the club of the West.

Despite its flaws, it belongs there.

Whatever: it belongs to its audience now.

The other piano has its own pedigree -- it belonged to Maria's parents, Gary and Veronica (Rocky) Cooper.

Konopleva et al.14 recently demonstrated that Trapezoideus was non-monophyletic with some of its representatives belonging to the subfamily Parreysiinae and other belonging to the Rectidentinae.

Each CDMA codeword is assumed to be bipolar with its components belonging to the set {1,−1}.