Sentence examples for feels occupied from inspiring English sources

It feels occupied and it's also occupied me, because I'll be going back to Richmond as soon as I can.

Obviously, an occupied country felt occupied, and you didn't know if your friend at the chancellery who was there last night would still be there the next morning, or would have been sent to Siberia by the Russians.

I don't know whether our experience at Exeter was the same at each of the Occupy camps situated by cathedrals; that it is not easy to make that invitation jointly when we ourselves feel occupied.

It'll distract him and allow him to feel occupied while you're gone.

The irony is that they felt Occupy Wall Street was nice when it happened over there, in the United States, but they make clear that they will not allow the use of plazas for something like that here.

As a result, the beach films have a schizophrenic feel, occupying a cinematic place between the virginal heroics of Doris Day and the permissive culture represented by "Midnight Cowboy" (1969) and "Klute" (1971).

They felt they occupied the moral high ground.

Many felt they occupied a "nobler sphere" than men's "bank-note" world.

I felt I occupied an unnamed category of race that I had to discover along the way.

If you feel constantly occupied but see little accomplished and do not get enough exercise you may have a passive-activity problem.

But many local leaders are still proposing what they have long felt should occupy the huge space: schools.