Sentence examples for seem to grant from inspiring English sources

Even his critics seem to grant that Mr. Summers has learned from the disputes over the past few weeks.

His literary devices (his authorial comments, the improvisational tone of his narration) seem to grant his characters the freedom to discover themselves.

So the most dangerous kind of writers for bad writers to read are what I call excuse writers – writers of the sort who seem to grant permission to others to borrow or imitate their failings.

Like most studies that seem to grant us leave to indulge our lazy, bad habits, this one comes with an asterisk, unfortunately, that it would be cruel not to disclose (despite the fact that as a young male Westerner I'd love to bury the finding in a footnote): higher speed limits do increase the death rates of women and the elderly.

Although our perceptual experiences seem to grant us an acquaintance with the facing surfaces of material objects, sensa are the only items we are acquainted with.

"But some, scrutinizing the fine print of the application, worry about legal strings that seem to grant Twitter ownership of their research ideas".

She thwarts everyone's desires while seeming to grant them.

The 2006 coup seemed to grant the PAD its wish.

The 2006 coup to topple Mr Thaksin seemed to grant the PAD its wish.

"Whenever people put a name on Grace, it seems to grant them peace," Mr. Nikas said.

Saying that truth aloud seemed to grant Shiv the space to move away from her despair.