Sentence examples for obviously belong from inspiring English sources
Both are polished men who not only live on the Upper East Side of Manhattan but also obviously belong there.
Barney's had carried an inventory of approximately twenty-thousand ditemsent includingcluding a lot of things that don't obviously belong in a hardware store.
Nonetheless, the Cavaliers obviously belong to James, who seems to have the type of selfless leadership that will make him fun to play with.
For even if they have their moral flaws, Mr. Vidal's politicos obviously belong to a higher human order than we do, one for whom conversation flows with the harmony and symmetry of a Haydn symphony.
This is probably because the home office is really a sort of rag-bag department, many of whose functions stay under its roof because they don't obviously belong anywhere else.
He obviously belongs to a breed apart from the ordinary auto executive.
British jazz's diversely confident present most obviously belongs to Mercury nominees GoGo Penguin, newly signed to Blue Note.
The night obviously belonged to Slumdog Millionaire, which has now built up an extraordinary tidal wave of momentum.
The other tradition to which Alomar most obviously belongs — in this case by choice — is that of the very short story.
The subject of "A Man Holding a Glove," whose identity is now lost, obviously belonged to the uppermost ranks of the establishment.
