Sentence examples for he grants with from inspiring English sources

So while Scotus holds that "nothing other than the will is the total cause" of its activity, he grants (with Aquinas and other medieval Aristotelians) that we are not capable of willing something in which we see no good, nor of positively repudiating something which appears to us as unqualifiedly good.

And he'll point out the ease with which he grants those loans (no credit reports) and that the collateral he holds means that they don't need to be paid back.

If a man struggle with his own bad attributes and succeeds, he, then, acts with God's will and he is granted with praise, as the prophet was praised by Him.

He granted interviews with journalists during the trial and, after it ended, in the period before he delivered his verdict.

According to the Illuminated Chronicle, at the same time he "granted the dukedom with full rights" to Álmos.

Newton did not endear himself when he used the only one-on-one interview he granted this season -- with ESPN the Magazine -- to complain about teammates' not being as upset with losses as he was.

Pittsburgh Pirates General Manager DAVE LITTLEFIELD confirmed that he granted Phillips permission to speak with Chambliss, who is the Pirates' roving minor league hitting instructor.

With that, he granted each of us a cookie and told us not to eat them all at once, because they're really strong.

But you won't get Afterl spending the situation without doing both. .

As luck would have it, the 60 days he has been granted (with insufferable arrogance) by the protesters more or less coincides with the timing of the next international Climate Change Conference in The Hague in November.

12.04pm: Meyer says there was "no reaction" when he raised these concerns (about Britain being taken for granted) with London.