Sentence examples for does not inhabit from inspiring English sources

Here, Faulkner does not inhabit the ghostly landscape of the unread greats.

She does not inhabit her characters; rather, she describes and observes them through a narrator who seems to hover at an equal distance from each one.

Donning my Sherlock Holmes deerstalker, methinks The Voice does not inhabit the moral high ground the way it thinks it does.

Karina does not inhabit a continuing cinematic image in the way that Audrey Hepburn or Marilyn Monroe do in their films.

In "Visitation," the only character who does not leave, because he does not inhabit the house but tends it, is the gardener.

Just as "The West Wing" glamorized the American presidency, Mr. Sorkin, who turned 51 on Saturday, understands that "The Newsroom" offers a deeply romanticized depiction of a world he does not inhabit.

Luciana Souza is a jazz singer who doesn't inhabit the normal jazz-singer role.

The character who perhaps most memorably embodies the perils of intelligence and sensitivity in Hollywood is one who doesn't inhabit Hollywood at all — Bette Davis as Margo Channing in "All About Eve," which is set in the world of New York theater.

Joyce Breach, who has performed in New York since 1992, has enough of Mercer's traits to qualify as a worthy acolyte, although she doesn't inhabit a song with anything like Mercer's absolute commitment.

Charlie doesn't inhabit his fortune, and his fortune just keeps growing, market realities be damned, because his former cellmate (played by Adam Arkin), a brilliant businessman and onetime embezzler who is free again, has multiplied it way beyond $50 million.

The human family doesn't inhabit Earth simultaneously.