Sentence examples for he granted that from inspiring English sources
But he granted that liberalism also offered no satisfying solutions.
Finally, Lange went against contemporary trends to argue that pedagogy should be informed by the emerging science of empirical psychology; though he granted that empirical psychology was a very young discipline that had so far failed to produce many compelling results (Lange 1859 1875, "Seelenlehre", 142; Knoll 1975a, 16).
As he granted that permission, he recalled thinking that Mr. de Castro was raised right.
He granted that, in North County, the overt racism of past decades affected "elders" who lived through that time.
He insisted on libertas philosophandi, freedom of thought, and, while he granted that the state had the power to establish the outward forms of religious worship, he adamantly opposed any coercion of conscience.
While he granted that he could not rule out such a scandal at his own company, Mr. Bänziger said the bank's policies would make it hard for a rogue trader to escape detection.
His view is not, of course, that reason plays no role in the generation of action; he grants that reason provides information, in particular about means to our ends, which makes a difference to the direction of the will.
He was never granted that luxury.
He is batting.474, though granted that is only with 19 at-bats.
He grants that he was especially "selfish and obstreperous" in his youth.
