Sentence examples for quite granted from inspiring English sources

Permission not quite granted, Rautert eventually got to work: Not a fortnight, no, three weeks have already passed since my arrival; I should really start taking photographs.

Permission not quite granted, Rautert eventually got to work: > Not a fortnight, no, three weeks have already passed since my arrival; I should really start taking photographs.

The majority of The Life of Pablo didn't quite grant that, though there were flashes of him opening up those parts of himself.

Not quite Fergusonesque, granted, but it's hardly fair to measure ordinary humanfolk using that particular metric.

Under Article Eight of that treaty, the United States agreed to respect the hundreds of land grants, many quite substantial, granted by the Spanish and Mexican governments to private landowners.

To some, Mr. Smith was a hero — not quite Norma Rae, granted, but close enough for post-bailout Wall Street.

These days the victory of market over state is quite taken for granted.

(It wasn't quite that easy, granted. Bear with me here).

Trees can be taken for granted quite often, but the past gives a glimpse of what can befall us if they succumb to infection.

"We are very opportunist," confesses one Acehnese.Other local governments have not been granted quite as much autonomy as Aceh, but they have still benefited from what Indonesians call pemekaran: a "blossoming" of democracy.

Alexander now occupied Babylon, city and province; Mazaeus, who surrendered it, was confirmed as satrap in conjunction with a Macedonian troop commander, and quite exceptionally was granted the right to coin.