Sentence examples for is really lived from inspiring English sources

Third, Huckabee understands how middle-class anxiety is really lived.

She promises feeling, humour and a sense of life as it is really lived, plus a nice acidity.

For a taste of life as it is really lived, head 30 minutes out of town to Ceilândia, where the central feira, or market (Avenida Hélio Prates between Via M Um and Via M Dois) hums Wednesday through Sunday.

Their design aims to impress rich collectors and, in fact, they feel rather like some rich collectors' houses: angular, fragile and clueless about how daily life is really lived, much less how art actually happens.

Following in the footsteps of Nest magazine, with its lived-in interiors, Knoll has produced a brochure called Currents Realities for a line of office furnishings that shows life as it is really lived.

In 24 hours, you will have seen the essential attractions, eaten amazing food, met incredible people, and you will realize that for all the supposed glamour of flying to Beijing one day and Bali the next, life is really lived on the ground.

"Everyone is really living paycheck to paycheck," he said.

And this is really something else -- this is really living history".

Without having to prepare for a wild-card game, Harry Carson is really living now.

In other words, New York is really living up to its reputation as the city that never sleeps.

One begins to wonder who is really living in the Stone Age! Waqas Khwaja Atlanta, Sept. 11, 2008.