Sentence examples for can really match from inspiring English sources

This speaks volumes, and with power that no words can really match".

But the Baftas have a status and romance that nothing else in this medium can really match.

Yet nothing can really match the spine-tingling thrill of the Auld Grey Toon of St Andrews, with the stunning new Castle Course bringing the St Andrews Links Trust (01334 466666; standrews.org.uk) portfolio up to seven courses.

"They have maintained their commitment to public-interest law in a way no other institution can really match," said Deborah L. Rhode, a Stanford University law professor and former president of the Association of American Law Schools.

"Now that I am in the situation where I can make medical drama I do believe that there is an emotional quality to the responses of some of the people who watch and who are affronted – as I was – because nothing can really match the intensity of the experiences that are personal to them".

Australia opener Ed Cowan: "We feel that we have a squad that can really match them in these conditions.

No sports figure can ever really match an idealized persona.

More of a concern among investors will be how it can really promise to match the Halifax index, and whether investors are putting cash into the type of derivative index product that became so toxic during the financial crisis.

Being able to open 24 hours a day means we can offer them something that really matches their needs, that they really want".

Change that fast can really only be matched by our very own tech industry, which has taken us from printing out MapQuest directions to having the internet in our pocket in a few short years.

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