Sentence examples similar to shows granted from inspiring English sources

History shows granting the legitimacy of an enemy's narrative can offer transformative power to those with the courage to try.

Bochenek and his fellow researchers paint a very different picture of life on Nauru than the one presented by A Current Affair last month, when the program became the first Australian TV show granted access to the detention centre.

The show grants him more gravitas, mainly by emphasizing the complex intersection of his private and public selves.

"We don't take the passing of these shows for granted at all," he said.

A number of top military companies, she shows, were granted outright monopolies, which wiped out competitive civilian companies.

But she didn't take one moment or note of the show for granted.

The family-centered show was granted 15 more episodes, instead of the usual 22 for a full-season drama.

On the show he granted supplicants (usually children) their dearest wish: to tame lions, to fly the Concorde, etc.

Labor Department records show it granted about 8,000 of 8,800 temporary agricultural worker visa requests this year, the Post said.

Such political undercurrents offer a narrow, though not necessarily unfair, rubric for an awards show long granted an inflated premium within our pop-culture landscape.

Besides the conservative lilt of the evening talk shows -- which, granted, are opinion shows -- it doesn't take an electron microscope to see that FNC is a haven if not for conservatism than at least for conservatives.