Sentence examples for except for granting from inspiring English sources

Schools did not provide any assistance in recruiting subjects except for granting permission to send home with the children a letter and a fact sheet describing the study.

Health is an extraordinary and temporary privilege that we take for granted except in its absence.

Wine lovers take them for granted, except when nobody can find one.

Ms. Dlugoszewski, who was also a choreographer, did her studying with Edgard Varese and learned to take nothing for granted except the need to explore.

Nothing in this game could be taken for granted – except perhaps that Exeter would hurl themselves with everything they had left into the defence of their lead.

But the first is now taken for granted, except perhaps in the Balkans; and many voters feel that the EU is either not helping or is actively hindering the second.

We also tend to take each other for granted, except possibly on holidays such as Valentine's Day.

The U.S. can take Europe for granted, except when it wants Europe to show initiative, as in Afghanistan.

Except that one should never take for granted the artist's exactitude and tone of voice, nor his skill at representing buildings, light, times of day or the seasons.

Nothing can be taken for granted in these works - except their passion.

Except seconds later I realize that I've taken them for granted and imagine their phone laying by their bodies.