Sentence examples for personally live from inspiring English sources

"I can't personally live with the fact we're not doing nearly enough to help them".

And although Mother Kugel did not personally live through the Holocaust, she likes to lie about it.

Today's young voters did not personally live through apartheid and may feel less tied to the ANC.

"I personally live that duality and my work reflects exactly that — it happens in my head," the designer says, explaining that the inspiration for a three-dimensional bird shape "could not have come alive anywhere but in India".

I would rather personally live in Britain as a culture, as a society, in terms of how different races live together and rub along side by side," Younge told Nicky Campbell on Radio 5 Live breakfast on Friday.

I personally live in an old growth oak forest here in Atlanta, so I can relate to Wohlleben's desire to keep trees together and to respect their long, long lives.

He restated that he personally lived rent free.

I know because I personally lived through this.

Some of the participants had personally lived through the Partition and experienced the dislocation which was the reality for countless families on both sides of the border.

Also personally living on campus before I liked the security of not having to walk through a dangerous neighborhood to get to the campus.

She got that doctorate, in public health, at 44, she said, "to embrace from a scholarly perspective the difficulties I personally lived".