Sentence examples for that belonging from inspiring English sources

That intimacy, that belonging".

Maybe that belonging to his brother, Hughtavious Mingo.

Club rugby, week in week out, that belonging, I've missed it, to be honest.

How would you convince this person that belonging to this community is worthwhile?

In general it spared the wealth of the upper classes except that belonging to Jews.

So the idea that belonging is about participation – there was a concern this might be an alienating idea to people.

With his reputation for amiability, Sir Rex seemed to London to be just the man to persuade Falklanders that belonging to Argentina was in their best interest.

On the issue of internet providers, he says that internet news organisations may want to sign up to the new regulator because they would welcome the benefits that belonging to it would bring.

HANGING on to a pull-up bar while she struggled to do 15 sets of leg lifts, Michelle Croce, 30, admitted that belonging to the Saw Mill Club in Mount Kisco was not cheap.

Looking out over the port of Dover, with the endless steam of boats coming in and out, every British citizen is reminded that belonging here has never been about blood or genes.

Although there are no economic advantages to being in the district, "it helps being part of a community and sharing information and having the power that belonging to a group gives you," she said.