Sentence examples for really lived with from inspiring English sources

I've never really lived with somebody.

I had time with my mother but I really lived with my father.

We feel we know him because we have read his stories of protagonists very much like him doing things he actually did in places he really lived with characters very much like his family and friends.

They thought she really lived with mannequins.

It goes without saying that she has regrets, "but you can't really live with regrets.

Bishop's poetic example was one Lowell couldn't really live with.

Can we really live with ourselves if we fail to prosecute all involved under the real Nuremberg laws?

They are "delicate and territorial, intellectual, and physically unwell" but, writes Moore, "these were the people she liked: the kind you couldn't really live with".

Unlike collectors who simply hang a lot of expensive art on the walls, "they really live with their art," De Cock says.

The interior shots don't seem to have been styled; they show how owners of Wright houses really live with their unyielding houses, furnishing them with lace-trimmed coverlets and French provincial armchairs that would have irritated the purist master.

"We came up against two sides that were absolutely outstanding over the course of the games and we couldn't really live with the pace that they set," said Middleton.