Sentence examples for sure belongs from inspiring English sources

But it sure belongs somewhere.

Ecological anxiety, to be sure, belongs to the atmosphere of plenty of realist fiction, and warmer, crazier weather darkly adorns many futuristic novels whose primary catastrophe has been unleashed by genetic engineering, peak oil, viral plague, or class warfare.

It was cool, and the damp night air released a rich smell of dung and soil and straw, a smell Kirsten was sure belonged only to Iowa, and only at certain hours.

This is not a show from his collection but some of the works in it (I am fairly sure) belonged to him once upon a time, and it has that Saatchi je ne sais quoi – a sheer appetite for the shocking and bizarre and brazen that puts the po-faced seriousness of more respectable galleries to shame.

Bennie knows he's not an interloper, but he's not sure he belongs to the place where he grew up, either.

Although it's pretty snakelike, some researchers aren't so sure it belongs in the snake family tree.

"To be able to protect identity and make sure it belongs to the human it's attached to, for all sorts of reasons, is crucial," she said.

Broadway's Hamilton, which I can't get a ticket to but am sure it belongs on this list.

If you know the musical - and how is it possible that you don't? - you know that Maria starts out in a convent, a place she's sure she belongs.

"The essential issue is the same: We aren't sure 'they' belong with God at all.

Especially when it's driving you to places where you're not sure you belong, where you might get lost.