Sentence examples for therefore belonged from inspiring English sources

In strongly denying this, Brown employed a striking defence: that the points of overlap were clichés which were part of the genre of the thriller and therefore belonged to no one writer.

What was being auctioned off, therefore, belonged to the three heirs, and not to Dame Jean, and, though some people still questioned the morality of the sale, the British Library had reached the conclusion that it was legal.

In 2009, the Permanent Court of Arbitration, an international organization, ruled that Heglig was outside the borders of the contested area of Abyei, which lies between Sudan and South Sudan, and therefore belonged to Sudan.

Variants of TPD TP(D) D = P + T Helen had 30 years of life left (T) in 1971 (P) and therefore belonged to the 2001 death cohort (D) PD(T) T = D − P Mindel died in 1973 (D).

Later writers claimed that the subfossil remains found on King and Kangaroo Islands were not discernibly different, and that they therefore belonged to the same taxon.

This may sound harsh, but If a man wants to rape a woman in the women's room, he isn't going to put on a dress before doing so and upon capture argue that he's transgender and therefore belonged in the women's restroom.

For You Blue is skiffle, and therefore belongs in Room 101.

Rayon and acetate therefore belong to a group of man-made fibres known as regenerated fibres.

There are seven basic categories, and each organism therefore belongs to at least seven taxa.

It therefore belongs to that impure cinema to which André Bazin wished a long life: with good reason, moreover, since through this very impurity it enables, a contrario, many directors to prove their talent.

"I am thrilled that the new designation of our company reflects the fact that it is in the nation's capital, and therefore belongs to a wide, national audience," Mr. Domingo said.