Sentence examples for occupying so much from inspiring English sources

It maintains, he argues, the fattened hope in boys and girls that one fine day they will succeed in vanquishing the evildoer in Raggedy Ann pajamas occupying so much psychic space in the top bunk.

Often we hold onto our grudges unwillingly, while wishing we could drop them and live freshly in the present, without the injustices of the past occupying so much psychic space.

Suicide occupies so much of the prisoners' imagination.

How could they not be, where Superintendent Chalmers occupied so much of Skinner's heart?

It is highly unusual for a position other than quarterback to occupy so much cap space.

Together, these two concerns occupy so much of the horizon that it is difficult to see much else.

It doesn't worry me any more that he occupied so much of my life for so long.

He dropped altogether the confrontation between the lovers and Desdemona's father in the Doges Palacee, which had occupied so much of the earlier opera.

Each tune tends to occupy so much space in his performances that he only got through four in Wednesday's set.

"But they occupy so much management time that they reduce the time available for a small business owner to run his/her business.

That "Fire and Fury" can occupy so much of the public-conversation space degrades our sense of reality further, while creating the illusion of affirming it.