Meanings of inhabit a world in English

We inhabit a world remote in time and in space.

A world without morality Both Trump and Zuma inhabit a world devoid of morality.

To experience a crisis is to inhabit a world that is temporarily up for grabs.

Whether harsh or gritty, playful or skittish, the marches seem to inhabit a world of almost ascetic rigour.

The characters in the film no longer inhabit a world full of racist slurs, brothels, and painful miscarriages and births.

He must inhabit a world that inhabits him, a world that envelops and informs every thought and imagination of his heart.

The observation that we inhabit a world uniquely suited to us has led to the recent development of a scientific principle called the anthropic principle.

A billion years ago, our ancestors inhabited a world without sex.

The new film inhabits a world that the former NME photographer knows well.

She inhabited a world where nothing could challenge her.

Hamlet inhabited a world whose best psychologist was Polonius.

Such musicians inhabited a world which possessed a purity, a simplicity, almost a beguiling chasteness.

The painted semblances of women who inhabited a world of sensation had no effect upon me.

Kramer's daughter inhabits a world where there is an illusion that the women's revolution is a solid rock.

She inhabited a world named Erik Dorn, a perfect world in which there was no room even for thought.

It's a freewheeling project in which Kelleher, without ever patronising her audience, inhabits a world rich in imagination and fantasy.