Sentence examples for really inhabit from inspiring English sources

In truth they do not really inhabit the same theatrical universe.

Her figures don't really inhabit their clothes, or the spaces around them.

The U.S. is now a place where the rich and the ultra-rich really inhabit different worlds.

If there's an author writing for children today who can really inhabit the skin of his characters, it's McGowan.

They need to give gamers the chance to grow into an intimate story experience and really inhabit it.

But are women really allowed to be in control of our own bodies, and really inhabit them?

You may think, you need to get different coffee, or grind it differently, and that would make you feel more satisfied, instead of realizing, 'Maybe the first step is really actually inhabiting our life and really connecting to it every once in awhile.' Sometimes, just drink the cup of coffee and experience it fully.

Right now it is wearing all the trappings of such fare without really inhabiting them.

But only if we have really inhabited the other 70 years or so, the life sentence.

You're known for really inhabiting your characters and thus they influence you personally.

SULCAS Neither Erica Pereira nor Gwyneth Muller really inhabited their roles with any dynamism or conviction -- it might have looked better from farther away.