Sentence examples similar to granted look from inspiring English sources

It's understandable, in a gallery context, that the sleek blond piece should be granted look-but-don't-touch status.

It was one of the small things that people take for granted: looking at the sun, seeing birds fly.

After it was unveiled at the 2007 North American International Auto Show, the public was constantly granted looks at the car through various media outlets – – even us.

Granted, looking at ground zero of the world today, it certainly doesn't look like love is the answer.

Granted, they look better measured by ROE, but this too is deceptive.

It then took a painstaking tour through an appeals process that finally granted a look at new DNA evidence showing no connection to the accused.

Granted, the look may have been more George Clooney in "Leatherheads" than Amy Johnson in the skies, but it had the same sleek effect.

In the physical world, so-called sneak-and-peek warrants for secret searches are granted to look at documents without notifying a target.

We now take both for granted and look at proposed extensions of classical quantificational logic with new styles of quantification.

Without Hokusai, there might have been no Impressionism – and the global art world we today take for granted might look very different indeed.

Childbirth is considered a major component of human life; most men and women take parenthood for granted and look forward to it.