Sentence examples for proof of belonging from inspiring English sources
Owning a car is a widely held aspiration, offering an alternative to the city's deficient public transport system, and the ultimate proof of belonging to the middle class.
Owning one of his polished sculptures has become proof of belonging to some super exclusive club.
For example circumcision was largely viewed as a marker of religious identity and proof of belonging to a religion, exemplified by responses to questions about what a family elder thinks of circumcision or how much a peer may be willing to pay for circumcision.
This is why the proof of God belongs to physics.
Nonetheless, they claim, it's a very good argument, and the burden of proof belongs with their critics.
A rocket-proof yacht belonging to Roman Abramovich, a London-based oligarch, dazzled tourists.
Although there is no proof that they belonged to him, they suggest a culture of drug use within his hometown, which he would have been aware of.
Last night, the proof belonged to St. John's mainly because of Postell.
WASHINGTON -- Some of them were still clutching their embossed invitations, proof that they belonged.
The I-graph of the hematopoietic stem cell differentiation network consists of SCCs that are all LVGs, while the two networks considered in the proof of proposition (1) do not belong to this class, because two circuit-closing steps were necessary in each of these cases.
