Sentence examples for thought we belonged from inspiring English sources

He thought we belonged to him.

"For a long time, I think maybe nobody thought we belonged there, but we went out and proved it".

Gay bars -- these are places where corners have colors, where we learned the double whammy of being LGBT of color, that even in a community where we thought we belonged, there exists people who look down on us while they savor the privileges of one human right gained after another, and put the rest of us in the shadows.

"I don't think we belong over there," Mr. Cellucci said.

We think we belong to the world of Edward L. Bernays.

It will reposition us toward the middle, where I think we belong".

But pubs can, at their best, forge the kind of communities we like to think we belong to.

"We've ruined that country and we've ruined that country's infrastructure, and I don't think we belong there," she said of Iraq.

Mr. Clinton also used the occasion to add to the debate on American troop commitments in the Balkans saying, "I think we belong here until our job is finished".

They may think we belong to the older generation, and we guess we do, but to us our generation will always be distinguished as the one that broke phonograph records, all though the 20s and 30s, without giving the matter a second thought and without hooking it up with the condition of the world.

Taking the hypothesis to its extreme, if this country elected enough BNP MPs to form a government, they could not go rounding up black citizens and putting us on boats to Africa – or wherever it is the BNP thinks we belong.