Sentence examples for settle for knowing from inspiring English sources

Don't settle for knowing what the shadowy groups underwriting these smear tactics want you to think you know.

We'll have to settle for knowing that, one day, we'll be able to hop in a cab and cry: To the Moynihan Station!

If you are thinking that those particular secrets were unveiled when you learned about ovulation, fallopian tubes and the variable lining of the uterus, it is because most of us — even many scientists — settle for knowing only the how of Mother Nature.

However, plan co-author Joe Ecker of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia cautions that the 2010 Project will take them only partway there; for now, they will settle for knowing what all the individual proteins do.

But I guess I'll just have to settle for knowing that I jumped off the mountain and was willing to tolerate the uncertainty of what comes next.

We should settle for knowing less than everything about everything, but knowing enough to make informed choices, the very foundation of democracy.

Allowing for the lightweights and the delusional who have tried and failed, one would daresay that the sanest settle for fantasy, knowing an impossible dream when they have one.

Sixty-four briefictionsns that require the reader to settle for not knowing exactly what is going on when tourists, for example, are tormented with snacks that induce "chemical mirth".

The manager will settle, however, for knowing that his side were capable of belatedly creating some spirited scenes.

But in the absence of the best defense, one is forced to settle for the next best: knowing when to remove oneself from the untenable situation into which imprudence has led one.

Instead of not pursuing it and wondering "What if," we'd much rather settle for playing the cards, knowing the odds may not be in our favor.