Sentence examples for having really lived from inspiring English sources

I rep Washington DC – hard – despite not having really lived here since I graduated from high school, and despite spending the past few years working in Lagos.

That those seeking to build wealth are mindless slaves, destined to die without having really lived life.

"I've really lived two lives," he said.

Here was a collection of smart, funny women who had really lived their lives.

Not that Mr. Boyega has really lived the rough-and-tumble life of that boastful rapper.

This author has really lived in and understood the Wall Street-Washington corridor.

"I have really lived my professional and public life with the thought that public officials have to live within the law," he said.

A little wan but a lot likable, Gustavo Ron's "Ways to Live Forever" is a forthright and surprisingly buoyant drama about facing death before you have really lived.

Only China has really lived up to the growth hype and is now the world's second biggest economy.

Until you've really lived it, you have no idea how much prejudice there is against artists by scientists, and vice versa.

You're trying to know what it feels like to watch a man die in front of you, as if you've really lived it.