Sentence examples for question inhabits from inspiring English sources

In most cases, though, in the NBA as in the average drop-ceilinged office hellscape, the terrible boss in question inhabits a spot further up the organizational chart.

"It's a question of inhabiting the character, almost the way an actor inhabits his role.

The territory in question is inhabited rather than traversed.

"It was a question of inhabiting a body that felt unapologetic about taking up space.

There is no question they inhabit the higher branches of their kingdom, much like the diners chirping beside them.

Which poses the question: Can one inhabit a work of art?

I decided the best way to answer these questions was to inhabit the likeness, and hopefully the mindset, of someone who had actually been on the Mayflower.

The mix of gases in an atmosphere will be used to determine whether the planet in question is habitable – or even inhabited.

The bacteria in question -- Vibrio vulnificus -- inhabit the waters in Florida and the Gulf Coast and have been found most recently in the Chesapeake Bay.

Whether it was ever actually inhabited is a question for another day.

This bears on the question of whether a planet is inhabited (see article).