Sentence examples for grants us access from inspiring English sources
Old age is for Coetzee what nausea was for Sartre: our defining condition, the necessary horror that grants us access to a moral existence.
The Internet grants us access to a wealth of data and information with an ease unimaginable just a decade ago — but that information includes a seemingly endless amount of pornography.
This month he published a catalog of the museum's contents, "The Innocence of Objects" (Abrams), in which he takes us on a tour of local artifacts and grants us access to recollections of his own youth.
We need to get better at saying it, since it's the precondition to accepting that we're not the experts and that we don't have unique insight that grants us access to the one and only correct answer.
This is, in fact, almost completely wrong: the thing about Shrigley is that he produces insider art: manifestations and expressions of an interior weirdness to which he grants us access, and which we can, at some inarticulate but immediate level, identify with and understand.
A job simply grants us access to man-made vouchers we call money.
We also thank MINAM, AIDER and the MdDRC for granting us access to the deforestation data we used.
CERN granted us access to its procurement database, including suppliers of LHC from 35 countries for orders over 10,000 Swiss Francs.
Sometimes, the conceit makes perfect sense: In a narrative rife with backstairs intrigue, why not grant us access to the goings-on backstage?
After all, Trump University isn't here to coddle its students but, rather, to grant us access to the cold, hard wisdom of a man who has fired Gene Simmons on television.
