Sentence examples for never match up from inspiring English sources
The two will never match up exactly," says Rod Beckstrom, ICANN's chief executive.J.J
Though Andromeda could perhaps never match up to the feeling of a fresh new franchise, this new galaxy has promise.
PETA has criticised the way fish are treated as "mere merchandise", as "decorative ornaments" which "few people realize just how much they suffer", the aquariums for which can never match up to an open ocean.
Late period Woody Allen movies have tended to arrive on the understanding that, though they may offer flashes of the wit, pathos and psychological acuity of his early work, they'll never match up to Manhattan or Annie Hall.
Sometimes, as at the Hollywood Bowl, Pryor slammed into the fact that he wasn't in Peoria any more and that he had lost that community; that no matter how large his estate in the San Fernando Valley, he would continue to feel out of place; that no matter how high he rose in Hollywood's pecking order, his sensibility would never match up with that of its right-thinking, liberal precincts.
We attempt to order the world by sorting its features under pairs of opposites, but opposites in the real world never match up neatly with our conceptual opposites.
"The hype never matches up with reality," Mr. Norris said.
Halliwell's other works never matched up to Little Malcolm.
Women whose reality never matched up to their aspirations.
The dispute encompasses a broader point: the CBS audience -- largely older viewers, and with a large concentration in rural areas -- has never matched up well with Mr. Letterman's younger, more urban viewers.
#9) Stone Harbour - "Workin' for the Queen" - I always got the feeling that the sound in their heads never matched up with the sound they actually produced… and that's what makes this track so damn special.
