Sentence examples for forgetting to grant from inspiring English sources

But we keep forgetting to grant the Internet such singularity.

The Guardian has learned that 30 independent observers accredited by the Electoral Commission are having to negotiate with councils on how much access they will get because ministers forgot to grant them the legal right to demand access to council servers and e-counting centres.

We take each other for granted – and forget to give back.

Today is a day to think about enlarging each of our lives, about the freedoms we omit or neglect, the freedoms we forget or refuse to grant each other.

She pleads successfully with the Olympian gods to grant him immortality, but forgets to request that he also be gifted with perpetual youth.

Take the other person for granted, or forget to say thanks.

It is easy to take one's partner for granted, to forget to express appreciation.

Now, the fanbase is largely split along different lines: between those who'd rather he left immediately and those who are grateful enough for all that he's done – and that is a lot, let it not be forgotten – that they're willing to grant him the time he needs to fail on his own terms before his contract expires in summer 2019.

"I guess Weir was so excited about his training grant that he forgot to read the instructions," Bartke says.

Granted, I had just forgotten to shake Pharrell's hand, so my brain was not working properly.

Common ancestry is so taken for granted today that we forget to question how the idea emerged; surprisingly, it seems to have had humanitarian roots.