Sentence examples for granting that the from inspiring English sources

"I don't know," she answered, granting that the term may not be exactly right.

Respectfully granting that the good never outweighs the loss, he pointed out that some people develop an interest in charity, or start foundations in their child's name.

Granting that the terrain has changed since Sept. 11, Eric said a little back talk should not be grounds for throwing someone off.

Granting that the distinctions between fiction and nonfiction are less solid than we sometimes think, what inspired your turn back to fiction?

Even granting that the case of homosexuals is more complex than the case of miscegenation, the state should presume against discriminating especially when handing out something as important as a marriage licence.

Granting that the London dealer naturally took his cut when selling it to the consignor, the latter still did pretty well with his little flutter in the art market.

I'll grant that is the essence of conservatism at its most literal.

Then, on Monday, the Mariners granted that wish with only the compensation condition to be satisfied.

Granted that isn't the ambition of every game developer.

Granted, that isn't what the movie wants to be.

The organization granted that wish.