Sentence examples for to settle someone from inspiring English sources

"It's an irony that I would send a son to settle someone else's freedom, and lose my other son in a free country," Mitchell said.

As the quote points out, many women spend their entire lives looking for "the one," only to settle for someone who is merely good to them, or for someone who can provide as they get older in age.

The idea is certainly not to settle for someone you can manipulate, but rather about being with someone you can feel safe loving, in the knowledge that they love you beyond the danger of showing them your vulnerability.

The US need a period of possession to settle, and someone to control the midfield.

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.

We weren't single because – as Bridget joked – "underneath our clothes our entire bodies are covered in scales": we just didn't need to settle for someone who wasn't right, simply to keep life afloat.

Once he realizes that his crush, who just flunked out of the class they shared, isn't likely to appreciate his sense of humor, he'll have to settle for someone a little more complicated and say goodbye to the enchantment of the deliciously dim.

I, like most people, am still searching for my bliss and do not wish to settle for someone else's.

If you deal with your own baggage, don't you think you'd be less likely to settle for someone who will attempt to unload theirs onto you?

Some of the advice is downright infuriating, like when people urge me to "settle" for someone I clearly have no chemistry with simply because they like me.

Relationship envy or fear of being alone can cause you to stay with an unacceptable partner or to settle for someone who isn't a good match for you.