Sentence examples for ever grant from inspiring English sources

DAVID BROOKS: I'm not sure you'll ever grant that conservatives can be out of the stone age.

American officials insist the United States has not done that and has been deliberately ambiguous about whether it would ever grant Iran the right to enrichment.

We will act with fairness, and we will deliver justice, which is far more than the terrorists ever grant to their innocent victims.

Individuals with genes for low intelligence, for example, should be taught differently from the lucky carriers of "smart" genes: "Nor will all the extra tutoring in the world ever grant naturally slow learners a chance to get to the head of the class.... Children will get left behind if we continue to insist that each one has the same potential for learning".

No state would ever grant a license or title for such a bacchanalia of metal and death.

Forever and ever, grant us prosperity.

It was, I believe, one of the last interviews he ever granted.

Any power ever granted to the F.B.I. he considered to be his in perpetuity.

I considered how I would spend my energy if I were ever granted any.

In 1818, Eunice gained her legislative divorce — the only one ever granted in New York.

And yet, only very rarely are inmates ever granted a new trial because of incompetent counsel.