Sentence examples for granted things from inspiring English sources

People tend to take things like that for granted, things like middle names and body weights.

Ultimately, I suppose, we would have to say "new life", because after all, that's what the word means, the beautiful word which we so take for granted: things springing up everywhere.

All of these should be things we take for granted, things that are obvious to us.

"What we're looking to do is bring technology that's taken for granted, things like cell phones and driverless cars, and apply that to the disability space".

Granted, things are getting better all the time, but for now, we are not very good at having each other's backs.

Now all these couples who came to the heartland to marry will finally be afforded things that most other married couples probably take for granted, things like social security benefits, military spousal support, and being able to check the "married" box on federal tax returns.

"I've always been mature, but just not taking life for granted and things for granted.

Mr Kim seems to take it for granted that things will settle down once the reforms are in place.

This steady flow of data is easy to take for granted; few things, surely, are as dreary as a soybean-export-price index.

"God has granted two things that make this vulnerable creature the strongest of all: reason and fellowship.

Granted, these things are extraordinary by-products of the way we are able to think about information.