Sentence examples for really belonging from inspiring English sources

Superheroes are so American, and Asian Americans sometimes struggle with the perception of foreignness, of never really belonging.

By casting themselves as poets, as cultural actors with deep roots in the Arab Islamic tradition, the militants are attempting to assuage their fears of not really belonging.

Guess that means I still have a chance?!'" "Some days I feel like I have a foot in both worlds, yet never really belonging to either".

As a result she has always felt like something of an outsider, intersecting with commercial theater but not really belonging in it.

You can also see it as unfortunate: really "belonging" (with or without belief) to a single religious tradition does offer a community, and a one-foot-in, one-foot-out role can be tough.

A sense of being caught between two cultures, of not really belonging anywhere, of suffering inferior life chances compared with the majority population – all of these considerations come into play.

Elizabeth Hardwick really belongs.

— where he might really belong.

Where do we really belong?

The work really belonged in Brooklyn.

I never really belonged in this business.