Since we assume, however, that it is not only a cognitive subject but also intrinsically a cognitive subject it cannot ever occupy this role — at least if we make the plausible assumption that being an object and being a subject are mutually incompatible properties.
Generally speaking, he said, a holder of unsold shares loses that status if she or an immediate family member ever occupies the apartment.
The revelation of this production — drawn out by Nichols's seamless and limpid orchestration of Willy's disconcerting flights of imagination (Miller's original title for the play was "The Inside of His Head") — is that Willy, for all his fervent dreams of the future and his fierce argument with the past, never, ever, occupies his present.
There's an empty shopping mall near my house, this brand new complex, and nobody ever occupied it.
Venezuela has revived a claim to two-thirds of Guyana – territory which neither it nor its Spanish imperial predecessors have ever occupied.
Anyone who has ever occupied here knows it.
It was the first and last article to ever occupy all the editorial space of an entire issue of "The New YorkerO--that of August 31, 1946 and after, when it appeared as a book, it sold some 3 1/2 million copies, in many editions, and is still in print.
With it went all hope – tongue-in-cheek or otherwise – of ever occupying the White House.
But in 1982, Michigan's 12th Congressional District opened up, and Mr. Levin has occupied it ever since, forming the lesser-known half of the Levin brother act in Congress.
"Say what you will about President Obama, but it's hard to argue with the fact he's probably the most disrespectful and classless individual to ever occupy the White House," writes Michael Cantrell on the Young Conservatives website.
