Sentence examples for ultimately belong from inspiring English sources

Where do they ultimately belong?

No matter, then, that we ultimately belong nowhere.

All resources in the economy ultimately belong to households.

All of these would place the decision where it should ultimately belong — on this country's citizens.

But the suspense-generating question that animates the play — to whom does the house ultimately belong?

Bridges ultimately belong to the general public, which is the final arbiter of this issue, but in general there are three positions taken by professionals.

But the evening ultimately belongs to Williams and Clayton, superb as the brothers.

That, however, is typical of an evening that ultimately belongs to the director and designer.

Even when he is driven to murder, the guilt ultimately belongs to Victor.

Few can disagree with Mr. Kimmelman's conclusion that art "ultimately belongs to everyone and no one".

Because the society is a nonprofit organization, its collection ultimately belongs to the residents of the state, he said.