Sentence examples for rather than belonging from inspiring English sources
Rather than "belonging" to companies, managers increasingly see themselves as mercenaries.
Rather than belonging to the age of Oprah, "Washington" harks back to works like "The Education of Henry Adams".
This is what happens when events involving famous people are viewed in isolation, as riveting individual dramas rather than belonging to a wider narrative.
During the rediscovery of the ancient world that was the Renaissance, Lucretia became a favourite subject for the greatest painters: republican heroism, bare female flesh, a body marked as one's own rather than belonging to God and church, let alone passing males – Lucretia gathered all this into her image to become a pictorial champion of humanism.
Paranoia in Tinseltown is at another kind of high, and it was futile for the committee to assure the film people that the legislators were not asking for names of those who had attended a coke party, rather than belonging to the Communist Party.
But it is still worth considering how solidarity could be mobilized also towards those whose claims to admission are based on needs rather than belonging.
This problem is exacerbated by the market system because, Glantz says, it values a particular type of identity, one based on "achievement rather than on belonging".
The rest of my time in Ravenna I spent looking at things that are there through the chances of history rather than truly belonging.
If Δ denotes the Laplacian, Δs(L2(Rn))= {f:fϵL2(Rn and −s/2 fϵL2(Rn)}, so Δs(L2(Rn)) can be thought of as a Sobolev-type space determined by integrals, rather than derivatives, belonging to L2(Rn).
Monis had insisted throughout the standoff that he was acting on behalf of Islamic State, growing frustrated when the media reported the black flag he was brandishing was actually a generic Muslim flag, rather than one belonging to the militia.
But they are trying to prove that art is "something ordinary", rather than only belonging in metropolitan galleries.
