Sentence examples for granted feeling from inspiring English sources

Since 9/11 no New Yorker has taken for granted feeling safe in a public space, especially now, with the country on high alert.

But as Joan would have said, can we talk?? Granted, feelings inside families are complicated landmines.

Some might think I'm taking too much for granted by feeling apprehensive about an opportunity many would jump at, but a certain reluctance actually probably ends up making for better coverage of a show whose big sounds and bright lights can get in the way of its actual substance.

"As a result they may develop a sense of being taken for granted, and feeling unwanted and misunderstood, which can make a woman become more needy, clingy and angry at her (unsuspecting) partner.

The future of Squad could grant that feeling to a massive audience of a celebrity or influencer.

Granting a feeling of success is one of the biggest challenges of political social networking, as well as politics generally.

Granted, this molecular feeling is impossible to translate; but, being in a women's space is the closest thing to religion I've ever felt.

His drive for life will be recognisable to anyone who has had experience of mental illness, and felt that upswing after the fall, that this-time-I-won't-take-life-for-granted feeling.

Taking it for granted that his feelings towards her are unchanged from when he was living with her, she enters his cage without heeding the warnings of his aggressive behaviour.

Stolidly played by Aaron Staton, this character is not granted the depth of feeling that Mr. Greig is so careful to ascribe to most of the play's characters, even the men contemplating his execution.

The viewer gets an absolute sense that being part of this newspaper has generated a sense of pride in the inmate journalists, having granted them an authentic feeling of worth where perhaps little was left.