Sentence examples for truly grant from inspiring English sources

Can we truly grant humanity and deny it simultaneously?

But as Christians are we truly granted ultimate, unabated freedom?

However, the city council never acted on this recommendation and though the school changed nominally, it was never truly granted the power of a college.

Sue Townsend's Queen Camilla (Michael Joseph) is hilarious and begins with a quote from yours truly that grants me the erudition of my dreams rather than my talents.

I thought of Heine, an earlier poet in an earlier battle for freedom in Europe, dying in his bed in Paris, and then I thought of Arnold's severe reflection at Heine's grave, that Goethe was "destined to work and to live" but Heine "only to laugh and to die," and then I thought that my friend, in his richness and his resilience, had truly been granted all the destinies.

If someone truly supports granting gays and lesbians "all the rights married people have," why would she bristle at throwing in the word that goes along with the rights?

As a lifelong Oriole fan, I have always appreciated Rafael Palmeiro's numbers, but have never been truly willing to grant him the status as a Hall of Fame player.

But some warn that any downward pressure on pay as a result of these changes may be limited largely to the companies now granting truly eye-popping packages.

Not as sad as things that are truly sad, I'll grant you that, but sad nonetheless.

Additional homework extensions can only be granted by the professor and are only granted under truly exceptional circumstances.It is wise to save your late pass and skipped responses for illness or family emergencies and unexpected events such as interviews.

"The south just takes us for granted, they truly believe in the one-way flow of our money to the south.