Sentence examples for it takes for granted from inspiring English sources

"Argo" is a superficial tale of derring-do that gets its air of importance from its basis in a history that it takes for granted and leaves untouched.

That sounded like an appeal to consider whether Israel's future is really served by politicians promoting an unyielding line on coexistence with the Palestinians.To some in Mr Obama's administration, Israel is a prime example of a country which mistakes its own interests, in part because it takes for granted American support.

For one thing, it takes for granted the dubious principle that everything has an explanation.

It takes for granted that one income is no longer enough to support a family.

Death of a Salesman is routinely cited, yet it takes for granted that a white man is an everyperson.

The "Beat Generation" was born disillusioned; it takes for granted the imminence of war, the barrenness of politics and the hostility of the rest of society.

It took for granted that something more reasonable would be worked out.

"Why is it taken for granted that women must earn less than men?

It was something I took for granted.

So it's nothing I take for granted.

"It's never something I take for granted.