Sentence examples for granted people from inspiring English sources

Granted, people tend to over-interpret changes in the state numbers.

Granted, people have been trying to explain the financial markets for more than a century.

Granted, people have been talking into machines and at machines since the days of Edison's phonograph.

The British government granted people from Cornwall, a county on Britain's south-west peninsula, special status as a "national minority".

Granted, people still print very few of the digital pictures they take -- and most of those, they print at home.

The Counter-Reformation granted people the right to question dogma, provided they ultimately submitted to the church.

We should grant people freedom of speech, the right of assembly.

While granting people the right to die, we should also be making the option to live as attractive as possible.

Granting people the right to marry the partners they love, although they may be foreigners, of a different creed, another race, or yes, the same sex, enables people.

In Deer Trail, Colo., citizens will vote this fall on an ordinance that would grant people licenses to shoot down drones.

In 2012, the EU's executive arm, the European Commission, proposed a law granting people the right to be forgotten on the internet.