Sentence examples for granted certainly from inspiring English sources

"I knew we couldn't take anything for granted, certainly not an audience," Chan told me.

But at least the woman's vote is not being taken for granted, certainly not with so many women now actively following the political process.

And so church leaders – not all, granted; certainly not Pope Francis –tend to speak of "historical allegations" whenever victims find the courage to speak up 20, 30 or even 40 years after events that are not for them in any way historical, but are a psychological and emotional trauma they will live with until their dying day.

Granted, I certainly wouldn't pay for the privilege, but that's why we have such an efficacious library system, no? Presidential autobiographies are certainly nothing new, of course.

On account of the innovations brought to the table by Nine's WSC-era TV sports genius David Hill, for the first time we were treated to multiple camera angles, something that's now taken for granted but certainly wasn't by those who watched entire days of play from behind the bowlers' arm at one end.

Like others of his time, he seems to have taken the realist view that moral judgements are objectively true for granted; he certainly did not defend it extensively against anti-realist alternatives.

Granted, Bachmann certainly falls into that demographic, but the scope of her influence far outreaches that of an average private citizen.

Granted, it certainly gave the Frankel family the publicity they sought, but what a disservice it did to the residents of Westminster and especially to the staff, students and parents associated with Westminster High School.

Maybe we are as liberal as advertised, but we learned not to take that for granted and certainly to not underestimate those on the conservative side of the aisle.

The Freedom Grants certainly help.

Federal and state tax credits, loan guarantees and grants certainly help stimulate investment.