Sentence examples for work belongs not from inspiring English sources

The work belongs not just to the earth but to the cosmos, and it shows that not only did Turner enjoy success in his day, but also that he never stopped learning and growing.

He belongs not in Butte".

Wright's work belongs in Derby not only because it is a glowing beacon of British art but also because it preserves the radical spirit of the Lunar Society and reminds us that the Midlands was at the heart of the European Enlightenment.

Over the last few months, when Serrano's photograph has been labelled "blasphemous" his defenders have explained that the artist's intention was to call attention to the vulgarization and the commercialization of sacred imagery, but this does not seem to have impressed any of those who feel the work belongs in an incinerator, whether or not they've seen any of it).

And I don't think that's where our work belongs.

Your work belongs to Madonna.

His work belongs in this collection.

But not everyone thinks these works belong in the same building as Munch and Monet.

"The notion that the work does not belong to the choreographer seems inappropriate, unless there is a written contract that explicitly states that ownership of the ballet or ballets belongs to the company," he said.

That is to say, what you do in preparation for the heroic contest is not "work," does not belong to the round of production and consumption.

In the early 60's, I was privileged to be in the nearly sold-out premiere audience for the New York City Opera presentation of Jerome Moross's "Gentlemen, Be Seated!" Naively, I thought that this would be a hit, but I did not reckon with the power of a New York Times review which said that the work did not belong in the opera house but in a Broadway theater.