Sentence examples for made belonging from inspiring English sources

The ordinance bans 23 groups and made belonging to any one of them a terrorist offense.

In the nineteen-forties, the Church made belonging to the Communist Party an excommunicable sin, and yet the Church never bothered to say that taking the Mafia oath might be a form of blasphemy.

However, it was also possible to have a sense of belonging to a social network that was ultimately not beneficial to quality of life [ 37], and difficulties disentangling 'real' spiritual experience from hyper-religiosity when hypo/manic could make belonging to a religious community problematic [ 37].

The music Taio, N-Dubz and their fellow musical travellers are making belongs to a broader tradition of multicultural British pop whose defining characteristic is that it makes a lot of people happy.

These kinds of concern provides a significant motivation for establishing whether it is possible to elucidate the concept of truth making in terms of notions that enjoy a life independently of the circle of notions to which in virtue of and truth making belong.

The shutout, it was made clear, belonged to the team.

Each hieroglyphic word both represented a specific object and embodied the essence of that object, recognizing it as divinely made and belonging within the greater cosmos.

All respondents made statements belonging to both perspectives.

It was made to belong to the people who sing it: the Schola Cantorum de Caracas.

And I make it belong, somehow, see?

Loving presence brings us back, makes us belong.