Sentence examples for actually occupies from inspiring English sources

"It actually occupies my thoughts a lot more than I thought it would," she says.

It locates architecture in a cultural, social, political, and situational landscape the space it actually occupies in the contemporary world.

Clearly, Americans like the pragmatic center — which Mr. Christie pretends to occupy and Mrs. Clinton actually occupies.

It's finished, right?" The case actually occupies a strange legal limbo in the federal civil court system.

Rafayel on the Left Bank may sound Parisian, but the hotel actually occupies several floors in a large apartment complex in Battersea, a former industrial area on the south bank of Thames in London.

Then, an "end to the occupation for the Palestinian people" (from the statement, you wouldn't know who actually occupies them) in a viable (for whom?) independent, sovereign state (the mere mention of "Palestine" being too ominous, apparently).

Some of the models gave reasonable predictions for the number of occupied patches, but those models were unable to predict which ones were actually occupied.

Actually, Occupy Wall Street is not merely yelling and screaming.

You should pay for the space you actually occupy.

QUESTION FROM MEG: What does the movement look like without places to actually Occupy?

Given its extraordinary length, the poem may have actually occupied 24 individual rolls.