Sentence examples for is inhabit from inspiring English sources

What she does do with great relish is inhabit her characters' feelings, revelling in the bits that are difficult and contradictory.

What memoirs can do, at their best, is inhabit effortlessly (because real people actually do) the most intense contradictions of a historical moment.

It is inhabited.

"Today it is inhabited by killers".

Ars, however, is inhabited mostly by old-timers.

The central cordillera of New Guinea is inhabited largely by agriculturalists.

In the summer time it is inhabited by seven children.

Oyo state is inhabited mainly by the Yoruba people.

Every major ecosystem is inhabited by some type of canine.

He is inhabited by a restless energy and easily distracted.

It is inhabited mainly by Afrīdī and Ōrakzay Pashtun tribes.