Sentence examples for placed belonging from inspiring English sources

When Abraham Maslow first posited his famous hierarchy of needs, in 1943, he placed belonging close to the foundation of his pyramid, just above physiological survival and physical safety.

She was like a character in a myth, doomed to wander between two places, belonging nowhere.

I wonder what it will be like, this place belonging to the Kinsellas.

Of the 170 bone fragments found there, burnt or not, the majority were from animals, and were uncovered in a place belonging to the 'Victorian era'.

Grid computing involves sharing heterogeneous resources which are located in geographically distributed places belonging to different administrative domains [1].

The first part briefly explores the literature on the migration and heritage, place, belonging and social cohesion, and the relationship between social capital and the built environment.

Grid computing involves sharing heterogeneous resources based on different platforms, hardware/software architectures and computer Languages located in different places belonging to different administrative domains over a network.

Foucault introduced the principle of heterotopia, of the co-presence of various times in the same place, belonging as much to the past as to the present.

Priestley saw most hope of regeneration in so-called "new England," a place "belonging far more to the age itself than to this particular island.

"'Jewels from the Hinterland'... addresses questions of place, belonging, and perceived cultural identity within the African Diaspora," said Sweeney of a photo series by Naima Green.

The land was never claimed by either country - it was simply a terra nullius, a place belonging to no state, as defined by international conventions.