Sentence examples for settled for someone from inspiring English sources

That will, they feel, not attract the best man to the job, and it will also suggest that their company has settled for someone less than average.

She has settled for someone she can control and keep, someone who will serve her desires but demand nothing for himself.

This may be the problem for the Labour Party at the moment: they have not yet found the maverick star that they can make their peace with, and have settled for someone who, clearly, all his life has had to raise his voice to get a hearing in company.

In your opinion, was John McCain so focussed on choosing Joe Lieberman (and not choosing Mitt Romney) as his running mate, that when it become clear that the Republican Party would not accept Lieberman, McCain did not have any strong opinion on who that person should be and settled for someone that wasn't properly vetted?

I could've gone on as I was, resisted B forever and fucked things up with her, and fucked things up with other women and on and on until I was just so tired that I either resigned myself to being alone or settled for someone I wasn't completely satisfied with.

I could've gone on as I was, resisted B forever and fucked things up with her, and fucked things up with other women and on and on until I was so tired that I either resigned myself to being alone or settled for someone I wasn't completely satisfied with.

8. Would you settle for someone who has children?

If you can't find that person, you may be lonely, but settling for someone who is less than that is far more damaging.

Mrs. Bachmann told several hundred members of the Faith and Freedom Coalition that social conservatives "don't have to settle" for someone who does not exemplify their values.

John McCain chose his running mate as a knee-jerk reaction, settling for someone he met only this year and interviewed only once as a potential running mate.

After all, getting rid of Obama is the ultimate goal for Tea Partiers, so they will settle for someone who isn't the best-looking guy at the dance, to use a Santorum line.