"I began to inhabit time differently".
Motionlessness is not peace of mind, but De Quincey, who struggled his entire life to find a comfortable way to inhabit time, had good reason to prize it.
In a technologically saturated world, Heidegger argues that we never truly inhabit time: we either manage it or while it away.
Intermittently, she broods about how to inhabit time – and there is a sense that Hadley half wishes she could depart from fiction into philosophy.
Or perhaps it inhabits us — time is a volume, and we are its vessel.
He is very interested in the Aboriginal Dreamtime era and the mythical heroes who inhabited the time.
Coldplay's inability to inhabit its time in any convincing way just makes me think that it spends months at a time on rowing machines and Stratego.
But in the course of working on a show like this, where you get to inhabit another time period, the setting, the costumes —— A. No, I didn't have any familiarity at all.
How wonderful it would be, Habara thought, if he, too, could inhabit another time or space — leave this single, clearly defined human being named Nobutaka Habara behind and become a nameless lamprey.
We now inhabit a time of seeming saturation, when every start and stutter of strangers' maladies are documented blog-wise or cravenly catalogued if they happen to fall into the definitional chasm that is celebrity.
