Sentence examples similar to easier granting from inspiring English sources

Hornby, true to form, lets his character, Tucker Crowe, off relatively easy, granting him a string of failed marriages, estranged children and a heart attack, but also a devoted son.

The material wasn't easy, granted, but the studio failed to encapsulate it appealingly.

(It wasn't quite that easy, granted. Bear with me here).

This doesn't come easy, granted, but it's definitely table stakes.

The crowds tend to be smaller than during peak summer or winter months, sellers are easier about granting access and it stays light longer.

I asked him why he thinks people have an easier time granting intelligence to computers than to plants.

The law would have tried to make conversion easier by granting conversion powers to local rabbis across the country, a group considered closer to their communities.

It had all the ingredients for success, from location and square footage to ample parking and a town that was easy on granting liquor licenses.

Certain mistakes are easier to forgive, while certain freedoms are easier to grant.

It seemed easier to grant Goldman a more dignified address: 200 West Street.

"I know that some of these might be easier to grant than others," she acknowledged in her e-mail.