Sentence examples for quite belong from inspiring English sources

Our stories don't quite belong to us.

I didn't quite belong there, but I desperately wanted to.

This man makes a habit of turning up at places he doesn't quite belong.

As such it doesn't quite belong in this roundup, but it was darned good nonetheless.

Even the title, "Loitering," suggests the presence of someone who doesn't quite belong.

He did not quite belong among the other village boys, and was restless.

Something about Levi never quite belonged.

Yet — that old Jewish thing — I never quite belonged.

Lawrence never quite belonged among the modernists anyway.

Ms. Foxen said poverty's legacy, discrimination, alienation and a general feeling of "not quite belonging" were to blame.

In her 1986 memoir, "Life Among the Redgraves," Miss Kempson said: "I have never quite belonged anywhere.