Sentence examples for grudgingly grant from inspiring English sources
But as we grudgingly grant government more leeway to guard our lives, we must demand that our protectors be especially careful to safeguard our rights.
But the NATO model might not work for the EU since no single European country is strong enough to assert such leadership.Most Europeans grudgingly grant that the combination of Britain's closeness to the United States, its military muscle and Mr Blair's personality have given him a much more prominent position in the current crisis than other European leaders or the EU as a whole.
One thing I'll grudgingly grant to MySpace – the site works.
I'll grudgingly grant that there has been one giant benefit: the army of trolls who used to plague TechCrunch have been reduced to a tiny grunting handful (most of whom log in with fake Yahoo accounts) thanks to Facebook's insistence on real names.
On rare occasions, Edison grudgingly granted this.
Persecution from 317 to 321 failed, and in May 321 Constantine grudgingly granted toleration to the Donatists.
One of the reasons Clinton won the election in 1992 was that Jesse Jackson did not run in the primaries and grudgingly granted his support to the Clinton campaign.
Fearing, perhaps, that his illness was the vengeance of the Christian God, he issued on April 30, 311, an edict grudgingly granting toleration.
As in "Earthling!," we are presented with an unsympathetic authority figure, Principal Muchnick, who grudgingly grants Charlie "provisional re-entry" into his school as long as he doesn't wreak any dinosaurlike havoc.
And while Dizzee, Jay-Z and MIA are grudgingly granted places, there's nowhere for Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP, perhaps the single most influential rap album of them all.
For all the reservations, Americans are wise to revere their bill of rights, just as the English – from tub-thumping Tories through to Rumpolesque libertarians – are justified in taking pride in the commitments that King John grudgingly granted at Runnymede.
