Sentence examples for understanding for granted from inspiring English sources

Because of asthma's commonplace stature within American culture at this time, it is easy to take one's level of understanding for granted, thereby missing a potentially life-threatening condition.

We will argue that the attraction of the term "care pathway" is increasingly evident but caution is needed in taking shared understandings for granted.

We conclude that the attraction of the term "care pathway" is seductive, but caution is needed in taking shared understandings for granted.

In the mid-nineteen-fifties, a few years before Paul became his student, Sellars had proposed that the sort of basic psychological understanding that we take for granted as virtually instinctive — if someone is hungry, he will try to find something to eat; if he believes a situation to be dangerous, he will try to get away — was not.

This seems indeed to be an outlook so much taken for granted in Americans' understanding of themselves as to have become identified not as Lockeanism or liberalism but rather as "Americanism" or the "American way of life".

The recent debate on health care reform has brought new focus to the important issue of reproductive choice -- and a clear understanding that it cannot be taken for granted.

He's believably a man so absorbed in his work that he takes for granted everyone else's understanding of its importance, with disastrous results.

"Now the understanding of the importance of history is taken for granted in a way that it absolutely wasn't 50 years ago".

Former head chef, Aumbry, Manchester, makes her own curd and cheese "I really like understanding the processes involved in food that we take for granted," says Mary-Ellen McTague. Mary-Ellen McTague

According to Schleiermacher, understanding other cultures is not something we can take for granted.

Too many Jews today feel no responsibility to lend support to Israel, not understanding why its existence is so crucial or taking it for granted.