Sentence examples for that it lives from inspiring English sources

Yet more than that, it lives somewhere specific.

Others, though, believe that it lives up to its ferocious reputation; for centuries, seamen have told stories of being attacked by giant squid.

It was meant to be temporary, but has proved so popular that it lives on eight years later, its otherworldly shell holding a children's playground and café.

The statement said, "We commit, here and now, that we will work with the party as we are able, and challenge the party as it is necessary to ensure that it lives up to its highest ideals of limited government and individual freedom".

Tristan and Isolde's love is a force of nature that exists outside social and cultural convention, just as Wagner's music creates a new world of harmony and a parallel dimension of orchestral sumptuousness and colour; so much so that you feel the music creates its own consciousness, that it lives, breathes and feels just as organically as you do.

What's also impressive about the Tuff-n-Tiny is that it lives up to its name -- resistant to dust, water and static discharges.

When we arrived two days later, we found that it lived down to its billing.

Nor could anyone have disputed that it lived up to its billing.

Gundlach reported that it vocalised loudly like its Central American relatives and that it lived in pairs or families.

"I doubt that it lived in our waters.

Roland, above all, valued the beauty of life and knew that it lived in the smallest of details.