Sentence examples similar to Perpetually inhabited from inspiring English sources

Our virtual selves perpetually inhabit spaces that are more akin to shopping malls than public squares.

The brave thing is how Goran Paskaljevic, the director and (with Genc Permeti) writer, chooses to end the film: short of either a happy ending or a tragic one, in the same sort of limbo that this part of the world seems to inhabit perpetually.

Pepys lets us know that each of us inhabits a perpetually fluctuating environment, and that we are changed, moved and sometimes controlled by our inner tides and weather fronts even when we are most engaged in official functions.

For instance, it was critical to first establish whether the anterior nares are inhabited either by a defined, characteristic microbiota or by transient microbial assemblages that result from perpetually changing exposures to bioaerosols, dust particles, water, etc.

Or an inhabited silence".

It is sparsely inhabited.

It is inhabited by a cast of semi-crazed inadequates: desperate peasants cack-handedly trying to rip each other off while ogling each other's wives; a "perpetually drunk" doctor obsessively watching his neighbours; young women trying to sell themselves in a ruined mill; a disabled girl ineptly attempting to kill her cat.

They inhabited the same world.

Basse-Normandie is sparsely inhabited.

We all inhabited the stories.

Some are inhabited, many not.