Sentence examples for Granted then from inspiring English sources

Granted, then, that a system of philosophy must begin with a single, immediately certain, synthetic first proposition or "grounding principle": where might one turn in order to discover and to recognize the first principle in question, a proposition that alone can serve as the foundation or "ground" of all other philosophical propositions and cannot itself be established by any argument?

Granted then that "Prolongevity" seems eminently reviewable, is it the only new book on the subject?

If it's not granted, then default.' " It was ten o'clock.

They take it, if not for granted, then as a self-evident truth.

If an extension is not granted, then you have a difficult choice.

(Philip Gourevitch wrote in March about Liao being granted, then denied, the right to travel).

They're monumentally annoying, granted, but then so too is this movie.

The bond was eventually granted, and then overturned on appeal.

It has been loved, but also taken for granted, and then blocked.

It's about celebrating anything that we take for granted, and then by extension not taking anything for granted.

The approach here is to take this association for granted and then tell an archaeological and anthropological story.