Sentence examples similar to granting that picture from inspiring English sources
I'll grant that the pictures might be over the line, in that private citizens should be afforded more privacy considerations than elected officials.
Granted, that elusiveness can exasperate.
(Ferguson was granted that distinction in 2004).
We were not granted that.
PLUM LINE: Even granting that, isn't the picture on the state legislative level pretty bleak?
A definitive attribution of the portrait as Austen may represent something of an embarrassment to the National Portrait Gallery, which granted the picture a licence for sale abroad on the basis that it could not be the writer.
Especially with that picture!
Granted, the picture is a bit muddier in Lewis's case insofar as he wants to claim that the intuitive possibilities include universes in which the laws of nature are quite a lot different from those in our universe and, hence, that there are worlds in which these possibilities are realized.
Experts including the National Portrait Gallery, which granted the picture a licence for sale abroad because it believed it was not of Austen, have said that the style of the dress dates it to later than 1800.
