Sentence examples for just resigned to from inspiring English sources

"I was just resigned to the fact that it wasn't going to happen," he said.

But Mr. O'Keeffe says he is not just resigned to losing his chefs but actually happy to see them go forth and blossom.

Germans are just "resigned" to a change in government, says Renate Köcher, co-head of the Allensbach Institute, a polling firm.What Schröder leaves behindSuch a contradictory mood fits Mr Schröder's legacy.

"I think people are just resigned to it, really.

Some of them resent the exploitation, some are just resigned to it, and some are excited to be a welcoming beacon to other minorities.

Man #1: "I think they're just resigned to their fate".

But worse than just resigning to being disconnected, many like me wasted battery and attention futilely trying to jack into Snapchat's wifi.

Then, we may just resign to "what is". It can lead to what one man said to his wife during a couples therapy session in my office, "Maintaining a certain life-style and juggling all the balls of busy lives and careers - that's just part of normal life, isn't it?

Surely some fans were angry, but mostly they just seemed resigned to their fate.

I'm just about resigned to that.

And he said this matter-of-factly, in a spirit in no way defiant or angry, just gently resigned to the Way Things Are.