Sentence examples for question belonging from inspiring English sources

This means that disability is not a question belonging to a particular interest group.

"Fingers" (remade, in 2005, as the overheated, underimagined French drama "The Beat That My Heart Skipped") is a real classical-music movie; the fingers in question, belonging to Harvey Keitel and the character that he plays, Jimmy Angelelli, play Bach at the piano and pull the trigger of a gun.

Prior to this the most notable "corpse on street view" story took place in the UK and had a happy ending, with the body in question belonging to a little girl who was playing a prank.

The gene in question belongs to a retrovirus and the embryos in question belong to sheep.

The hive in question belonged to Dr Martin Bencsik of Nottingham Trent University.

First, we weren't "giving" them anything — the funds in question belong to Iran.

But the CV in question belongs not to a person, but a tunnel in Berlin.

The jaw in question belonged to a primate that anthropologists had previously named Graecopithecus freybergi.

The scrotum in question belongs to a dog, who is bitten there by a snake.

The proteins in question belong to a class known as intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs).

They are larger than life unless the life in question belongs to a dinosaur.