Sentence examples for seems belonged from inspiring English sources

His real heart, it seems, belonged to building the Cloisters, uptown, while that of his wife, Abby Aldrich, belonged to the new Museum of Modern Art.

Epicurus' own hostility to poetry had, it seems, belonged in a tradition that went back at least to Plato, focusing on the morally harmful content of the poetry, by Homer and others, that played such a large part in the Greek educational curriculum.

The dissidents, it seems, belong in the history books.

It seems to belong to another world.

But Catharine's suit seems to belong in the late 1950s.

That sentiment now seems to belong to another decade.

Tomorrow, however, seems to belong to the phonologically correct.

"Now it seems to belong completely to some other time".

Achievement, it seems, still belongs to the professional class.

It seems to belong to a rather different film.

He seems to belong to all of baseball and not just the Yankees.