Sentence examples for which belonging from inspiring English sources

The architect of the Pantheon's dome would have admired his cantilevered skirts, one of which, belonging to the Petal dress, had a circumference of nearly eighty feet.

But I found that Iranians were attracted above all to our civic nation-state, in which belonging depended not on blood and soil but on commitment to shared values.

His chapter on the "pornographic ideal" also contains an interesting excursus on the great art collections taking shape at the time, one of which, belonging to the Earl of Arundel, included drawings by Giulio, though apparently not the ones reproduced and studied in this book, for the interests of the earl and his lady lay elsewhere.

Among these psychological outcomes are autonomy (e.g., Chamot et al., 2010; Nguyen & Gu, 2013) and self-efficacy (e.g., Shang, 2010; Yui & Hassan, 2015), both of which belonging to intrapersonal competency.

Esculin, a coumarin derivative, was extracted from Fraxinus rhynchophylla, which belonging to a traditional medicinal plant from East Asia.

These comprise 50 cysteine peptidases of various families, all of which belonging to clan CA. In addition, 4 aspartic, 10 serine and 22 metallo peptidase genes were identified.

It is a treaty which belongs to another age.

Their patent, which belongs to ConAgra, is 6,093,437.

Which belongs to an athlete who owns a sailboat?

Each noun belonged to one of three genders: masculine, to which belonged most nouns designating male creatures; feminine, to which belonged most names of female creatures; and neuter, to which belonged only a few words for individual adult living creatures.

"This is my theory, which is my theory and which belongs to me.