Sentence examples for could really live from inspiring English sources

"The shelters are excellent," Ms. Williams said, "you could really live in some of them".

I wanted a home I could really live in, live it up in.

But it took a full year before I felt as if I could really live that life.

If we could really live that insight, the world would be better — to see the great, often unbridgeable distance between yourself and "the other" turn into a roadway paved with understanding.

In such an odd ― and unprecedented ― state of affairs, the only way we could really live up to the prohibition without abandoning the practice in conflict with it would be to somehow subtract souls from existence without having to work through the bodies these souls inhabit.

Whether it was anorexia, religious mania or entrepreneurial spirit that was driving them, they drew donations from curious visitors and fascination from doctors, scientists and priests, keen to discover if they could really be living on air, light or the love of God.

I sometimes wish people here could really go and live there, beyond just traveling there to give talks or "gain experience" under the shelter of a US or Canadian passport.

I couldn't really live anywhere else.

But could you really live in a place this small?

Could we really live, like the Little Prince, on an asteroid if it were big enough?

Because you couldn't really live without them, you'd be in the nuthouse.