Sentence examples similar to self occupy from inspiring English sources
In the capital, Ashgabat, where spectacular fountains have been built in every cranny yet water is rationed to two hours a day, Niyazov's massive salute to his infant self occupies the city's main square.
But if our capacity for boredom is inversely proportional to the amount of distractions on offer, you would think that, what with the internet and all, we are gradually losing the knack to self-occupy.
They said of the two issues: "Arguably, both are symptoms of a culture that teaches men to self-assuredly occupy any and all space available to them, regardless of who's nearby".
While Burt was intense and self-contained, occupied by his private world of aeronautical invention, Dick was social and self-confident.
To model the presence of self we permanently occupy one or several nodes.
In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, ongoing discussions between both the federal and territorial governments and First Nations people regarding native land claims and self-government occupied much of the territory's political agenda.
This probably is due to a persistent interest in alternative formal paradigms, to the controversial features and axioms of Principia Mathematica, and to the problematic place that self-reference occupies in mathematical logic.
This complex and tight regulation is also reflected by the large number of transcription factors known to be involved in pluripotency and/or self-renewal, occupying the promoters of the genes in this central network in ESCs (see Figure S6).
Nurses self-reported occupying critical albeit complex roles in the management of medical futility and the transition to palliative care.
The scenes from the Old and the New Testament are presented with greater self-confidence and occupy a full, broad zone in the lower part of the cupola.
