Sentence examples for simply belong from inspiring English sources

"I simply belong to an old family".

For each of their talents, these two simply belong to separate worlds.

They are similar to banknotes in that they simply belong to the person holding the certificate in their hand.

Since "night" is personified later through "draperies", and "dogs" simply belong to the guiltless order of predation, "words" are the most likely culprits.

Technology connects us to each other as never before, and in doing so makes explicit the degree to which we are defined and anticipated by others: the ways in which our ideas and identities do not simply belong to us, but are part of a larger human ebb and flow.

People will be marching for those who are not yet at university: those who will see their education maintenance allowance (EMA) cut as they attempt the A-levels they hope will get them into university in the first place; those who will be put off university altogether by the fear of debt; those who believe that higher education doesn't simply belong to the rich.

It simply belongs to the EEA.

As late as March 2010, Jean-Claude Trichet, then head of the ECB, boasted that simply belonging to the euro area automatically ensured balance-of-payments financing.

An ideal policy would marry the beneficial aspects of the two approaches – celebrating diversity while treating everyone as citizens, rather than as simply belonging to particular communities.

Simply belonging to such an organization, which does not have to be officially designated by the United States as terrorist, or providing "material support" are grounds for being barred from this country.

Mr. Mujahid maintained that the insurgents would only kill prisoners after a proper trial under Shariah law, and then only if they had committed an actual crime other than simply belonging to the other side.