Sentence examples for it were granted that from inspiring English sources

Even if it were granted that some sort of market-driven economy is in the public interest (or, to adapt Churchill's quip about democracy, that it is the worst option except for all the rest), the case would remain to be made that the sort of market-driven economy we have in the United States serves that interest.

But this raises a question that perceptive critics of 17th century Rationalism asked viz., even if it were granted that there are innate concepts and principles, how can they support Rationalism unless we know independently that they are correct?

It's advisable that you choose India as your starting country because of its warm temperature; it's granted that your Neurax is used to hot climate.

TH: It's granted that there are degrees of responsibility or ideas that you can give to an audience.

It was granted that in most utterances of everyday life (and even of science), these two types of meaning are combined or fused.

But even if it's granted that we ought to be omnivorously curious– certainly, I wanted my children to grow up like that – it's humanly impossible to be equally curious about all of it.

And even though it be granted that the federal government utilized the railroad as an instrument in working out its policy toward the Indians, the tax upon the railroad property would be none the less valid.

It is granted that almost perfect symmetry is possible.

Even if it is granted that the proponents of neutral monism did not intend it as a form of eliminativism, the worry that it is eliminativist may persist.

It remains unclear, however, just how far such worries really extend, even if it is granted that moral intuition and reasoning are often subject to such distorting influence.

If it is granted that logical truths have to hold in any domain, then any domain has to contain the logical objects.