Sentence examples for cannot live up from inspiring English sources

I cannot live up to it".

This causes many people to feel inadequate because they cannot live up to this ideal.

Chairman Robert Swannell repeats that "I can't make commitments that I cannot live up to".

Police officers cannot live up to the public's expectations when they are preoccupied with hiding their own identities.

You have these perceptions of what it means to be an adult which you cannot live up to".

He said he would be "ruthless in ridding the army of people who cannot live up to its values".

In Florida, the new owner of the Marlins cannot even live up to his wonderful name of John Henry.

Later he tries to justify this act by pointing out that Spain is a country where one cannot always live up to one's belief.

And, for that matter, how does Lord Coe answer those who say that the legacy cannot possibly live up to the extravagant expectations?

What follows is a Kafkaesque conflation of science-fiction and spy-story clichés that cannot possibly live up to the opening.

On the contrary, America clings to an array of historically derived ideals of citizen participation 18th-century town-hall meetings, 19th-century mass participation 18th-centuryy direct democracy—even though it cannot possibly live up to all at once.