Sentence examples similar to occupied oneself from inspiring English sources
What's the most sedate way to occupy oneself of an evening?
The result gives a stronger sense of Wilde's school and prison years — with what besides reading does one occupy oneself in either place?
Objectivity is the name for occupying oneself with what is "out there" in such a way as to exempt oneself from the strenuous inward task of becoming a self in the ethico-religious sense.
The mind is too large, life too short, time too precious to occupy oneself with such trivial objects.
Loneliness was alleviated by the following: being engaged in activities, being in contact with other people, and occupying oneself.
Especially, she might add, when one finds oneself, through some horrid trick of fate, in the hotel suite next to the one occupied by a former spouse.
If all slots within the SI are occupied, the slot used by a station located furthest away from oneself will be chosen.
Throughout its campaign, Labour encouraged people to believe politics was a place anyone could occupy; where looking after oneself needn't be distinguished from looking after one another.
It occupied endless hours.
