Sentence examples similar to sense of exclusive belonging from inspiring English sources

It gives its speakers the sense of belonging to an exclusive gang.

That proprietary sense that my friend and I had about Harry Partch, our sense of belonging to an exclusive club of cognoscenti, is why teenagers get so disgusted when everybody else in the world finds out about their favorite band.

I'm struck by the shared sense of not belonging.

It can be tough, that sense of not belonging.

Has our sense of collective belonging been lost?

Youth culture rivalries give teenagers something to believe in, and subcultures provide a sense of belonging to something more exclusive than just late-Western capitalist society.

The cult hysteria of the 60s and 70s may be long past, but our willingness to join exclusive groups with strange customs in search of a sense of belonging, elitism and self-worth is alive and well.

There was a sense of belonging.

She had a sense of belonging.

The workers had no sense of belonging.

They want a sense of belonging.