Sentence examples for works belongs from inspiring English sources

The most cohesive group of works belongs to Jeffrey and Ruth Libin, who started collecting paintings about 20 years ago but gravitated to minimal, often monochromatic drawings.

Her works belong to something greater than herself.

The works belong to a foundation set up by Stark.

The most compelling three-dimensional works belong to William Stone.

Do Julien's two works belong together in this way?

But in the 12th century, literary works belonging to a quite different tradition began to appear.

These two works belonged to an extremely popular genre, the ars historica ("art of history").

The widely varied peripheral works belong to Spitteler's middle period.

Works belonging to genres often thought to be minor became publishing success stories.

But this limitation may be less onerous here than elsewhere: these works belong together.

These works belong to a certain family which we must call 'sublime'sublime