Examples of 'children belonged' in a sentence
Meaning of "children belonged"
Children belonged: refers to the possession or ownership of children. It can imply a sense of responsibility, care, or guardianship towards children
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children belonged
All nine children belonged to two families.
Slaves were forbidden to marry and their children belonged to the slavemasters.
All the children belonged to his brother.
He believed that mothers and fathers and children belonged together.
Children belonged to them like objects.
She went on to say that the children belonged to everyone.
Their children belonged to the master.
The Project of Heart acknowledges the families and communities whom those children belonged to.
Her children belonged to her husband.
Moreover, under customary law children belonged to their father.
Children belonged to the.
He thought that the children belonged exclusively to their mother.
Children belonged to the community and not just to their biological parents.
There were the children - but the children belonged to life.
Most children belonged to families with a monthly per capita income lower than half a minimum wage.
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There were the children-but the children belonged to life.
Children belonged to the Iska of their mother.
It 's worth to stress that all 7 children belonged to the group with linguistic disorders.
Children belonged to their father 's clan.
In traditional Kenyan society, children belonged to the whole community.
Their children belonged to the mother and her clan and were considered Cherokee.
Under the customs of Muscogee matrilineal society, their children belonged to their mother 's clan.
Many children belonged to slave labourers already deported to the Third Reich.
As the Seminole had a matrilineal kinship system, they believed children belonged to their mother 's people.
You would think that the children belonged to the state rather than to their parents.
I told them that they are God's children, because all children belonged to God.
Children belonged to the mother 's family.
Both of these two children belonged to Melvina, Nannie 's oldest child with Braggs.
Children belonged in schools and not in the streets, factories or farm fields.
This because the children belonged to the category of the “ little ones ”, of the excluded.
Children belonged to the mother 's clan, where they gained their status and identity.
In the Soviet Union children belonged to the State, but they failed . Why?
Children belonged not to individual parents, but to the family, or tribe.
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