Sentence examples for physically inhabited from inspiring English sources

These places are "physically inhabited but psychologically evacuated", says Mr Katz, which leaves people feeling "more isolated than they would be if the café were merely empty".

Makeup is by its very definition fiction, an escape from the inescapable reality that we physically inhabit.

I entered into a pure relationship with the story and its characters, encountering fictional worlds as if physically, inhabiting them fully, at once immersed and invisible.

Harvey is never less than mesmerising as she physically inhabits each song: a serpentine hypnotist for Down By the Water, a thrashing live wire for 50 Ft Queenie.

Chiefly, the development of performance capture technology has seen actors called on to physically inhabit animated roles that would have been conjured up by a computer in the past.

We physically inhabit the same places but may as well live a thousand miles apart, no longer relating with each other on a deeper level.

The group, whose name "Un-Cucked Physicists for Trump" appears to throw shade on more politically moderate peers by labelling them "liberal cucks", has started a petition claiming "'Alternative facts' are completely factual - just not in the reality we happen to physically inhabit".

Rationalising these biochemical features in relation to the chemically and physically harsh environments inhabited by these organisms and evaluating their potential (and limitations) for use in industrial biotechnology can form the basis of a range of profitable student study topics.

It's just as detrimental to those around you though, only they get to physically live in your mess, rather than just inhabit it emotionally.

This is about acknowledging that widening income inequality and media fragmentation have led us to a place where we can physically live on the same streets, and yet inhabit entirely different worlds.

Yet Walsh's physically explosive characters inhabit a world of enclosed solitude.