Sentence examples for better off not understanding from inspiring English sources

Here he claims that we're better off not understanding ourselves, or others.

(I am aware that some fathers of multiple daughters would argue that they might have been better off not understanding the discussion — claiming, perhaps, a hearing problem brought on by the noise of hair dryers).

Sometimes, you're better off not knowing.

You are better off not seeing it.

They may be better off not seeing it.

So it's natural to blame her for not being better, and for not understanding why she lost.

If the material on a final exam is needed for the next course, then you might be better off not passing without understanding it; the next course will end up being that much harder.

But answering it requires Mr. Obama's team to walk a careful line: Appear too optimistic about the country's being better off, and Democrats risk being accused of not understanding the depth of the personal crisis that many people still feel.

Not understanding the mission.

Not understanding that.

Residents, not understanding, responded limply.