Sentence examples for we grant our from inspiring English sources

That we grant our rulers the right to govern us is the genius of eighteenth-century republicanism.

It seems to me that this dysfunctional political dialogue, which stems from the iron certainty we grant our opinions, is the most pressing problem confronting 21st century America.

Even assuming that we grant our median food gardener two growing seasons and a $3 per pound value for her produce, the math is not looking good.

"If we go to the census now," said a Sunni tribal leader in Kirkuk, Sheik Abdul Rahman Minshid al-Aasi, "it means we will grant our province to Kurdistan".

"If we can't understand the policies and programs of our government, we can't grant our consent in regulating them," Snowden said in one of the videos posted Friday night.

This rationale may better explain why we must normally grant our permission, even for medical intervention that is safe, low-impact, and clearly beneficial, and requires no agency on our part.

We ask that you grant our president the will to act courageously but cautiously when confronted with danger and to act prudently but deliberately when challenged by adversity.

We grant him our full attention and respect as he's forced to go on, bearing the mystery of himself before him.

On the other hand, if we grant that our initial state was not unlike the present one, we may find it hard to interpret Origen's dictum that the end, or consummation (apokatastasis), is "the same as the beginning" (Princ. 1.6.2).

We were not granted our independence, we took it.

When we're young, we take for granted our glowing skin, silky hair and turbo-charged metabolism.