Sentence examples for granted the question from inspiring English sources

Granted, the question requires quite a stretch: to imagine an American woman as famous and powerful as President Bill Clinton.

Speaker John Bercow granted the question following Labour's request.

It leaves unanswered, or takes for granted, the question of just what happiness is, such that friends are a good source of it).

The audience is granted, the questions entertained and the tumultuous record defended.

In a famous exchange, Obama granted the only question to The New York Times' Mark Landler, who asked Xi about press access.

Granted, the doll in question was not especially realistic (it looked like a Toys "R" Us clearance item) – but even if it had been, chances are we would have hated it even more.

At any rate, Damian takes it for granted that the question can be solved in a manner which does not restrain omnipotence for he rejects the question as irrelevant to a discussion about divine power (604A-B; cf. 609A and 615A-B).

Granted, the quality of the questions was higher than has been the case with other debate spectacles in recent years.

The following month, the CIA granted the British permission to question Mohamed.

Even granted the model in outline, questions arise both concerning its observational base as well as its theoretical superstructure.

#CadaanStudies challenges us to continuously ask the question: Who is granted the privilege of telling these narratives and why?