Sentence examples for he granted us from inspiring English sources

I told God that if he granted us the license to operate the mobile phone company in Zimbabwe- and he made us successful, then I will help support as many poor people as possible for as long as I lived," Tsitsi Masiyiwa recalls.

"I liked Bashar al-Assad because he granted us security.

He granted us access to what's called the "Gate of Heaven," a rooftop overlooking the community of what some believe to be as many as 300,000 people, with a stunning 360-degree view coveted among tour groups.

And if we choose to view the Bootleg Series as another way of Dylan explaining himself, he grants us the freedom to do so.

As Hilary of Poitiers wrote in the mid-4th century in his On the Trinity (IV.4), "God is to be believed when he speaks of himself, and whatever he grants us to think concerning himself is to be followed".

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.

Toward the end of his journey, he grants us a rare glimpse inside: "If ever it should come to pass that my / Long sacred poem — to which Heaven and Earth / For many years, twisting my life awry, / Have set their hand — should prove its proper worth.... " But just when we think we're starting to know him, he snaps back into character: the rest of the canto is a meditation on Christian hope.

So, for example, when he endows humans with the right to self-preservation, he grants us the power to pursue our own interests without needing the permission or assistance of the state or any other authority.

He grants us days off when we want them, turns a blind eye to our little indiscretions and is gracious and kind.

He grants us repentance and faith in His Son in order to save us from Hell.

So he not only treated us student journalists like human beings, but he also granted us a level of access unthinkable among today's C.I.A.-inspired paranoiacs: Watch practice?