Sentence examples for started inhabiting from inspiring English sources

Before I actually started inhabiting my body the way I do now.

Unfortunately, the poor fossil record of European mink in the Western region and the uncertainty associated to estimated divergence times based on genetic data do not allow dating when exactly the species started inhabiting the region.

After the storm passes, they immediately start inhabiting their family roles.

That guilt comes to haunt him, most literally when his foul-mouthed mother starts inhabiting his body and, eventually, takes his place onstage in the wonderfully weathered person of Deidre Madigan.

"The intersex identity started getting inhabited by people who weren't really intersex," Dreger said.

But in the second set he started to inhabit the songs.

"Then I'll start to inhabit it," he says.

And once submerged in their imprisoning, liberating logic, you can start to inhabit them.

People who suffer from TV addiction lose their grip on real life, and start to inhabit a fantasy world of fake characters with whom they have no real interaction: TV displaces and becomes a substitute for real life.

But if Leoni doesn't start to inhabit her role and the intrigue in her office doesn't pick up, then it's time to devote your Sunday night to something else – just not football.

As opposed to a linear evolutionary model, it is conceivable that there were several overlapping collections of sayings attributed to Laozi from the start, each inhabiting a particular interpretive context, from which different versions of the Laozi were derived.