Sentence examples similar to granting this thought from inspiring English sources

Granted, this was not everyone's first thought upon hearing that the Supreme Court would rule on a Defense of Marriage Act case.

Granted, this is a beautifully crafted and thought-out cookbook.

Granted, this peculiar play has been dismissed as a youthful indiscretion, Shakespeare's only work without a thought or idea to hold on to.

Granted, this was at Harvard.

Several lawsuits were filed to challenge the Tokyo regulations on grounds that the order violated Article 19 of the Japanese Constitution, granting "freedom of thought and conscience".

Myth, in this view, is that which is taken for granted when thought begins.

He took our salvation for granted, Thomas thought.

Labour aspires to afterthought status because even an afterthought is better than being granted no thought at all.

The state of the world is taken for granted; no thought is given to its fragilities and what business might do to strengthen the global economic structure and institutional framework.

It really comes down to this thought: Permission granted.

When approval is granted, however, some thought must be given to gifts.