Sentence examples for we might grant from inspiring English sources

We might grant him a little leeway and acknowledge the pervading cultural climate in which female novelists could see their work so smoothly slotted into the language of maternity, but there were graver accusations to come.

We might grant him a little leeway and acknowledge the pervading cultural climate in which female novelists could see their work so smoothly slotted into the language of maternity, but there were graver accusations to come.

However, we will not support our software on other machines, and your code must run on the SGI machines in Sweet Hall (we might grant exceptions for the final projects).

Snowden never actually questions the good will of the people he worked with at the N.S.A.; he grants them (as we might grant Obama) their belief that they are working in the interests of the United States — that there is no ideology of oppression.

We might grant Dretske his claim about Twin-Tercel and yet resist the move from functions to intentionality.

Instead, we might grant the invasive population a unique sequence with a standard drive, verify that these changes have not spread to the native population, and only then release a suppression drive targeting the recoded sequences while holding an immunizing drive in reserve.

The story's claim on our attention is not self-generated: it has a key and, furthermore, it relies on our knowing something about that key, yet not too much, so that we as readers might grant the author license not just to alter the truth (big deal) but to appropriate it, to claim it as his or her own patch of created ground.

I wish that God might grant you every blessing.

She thinks the bank might grant him a mortgage modification.

One might conjure a chest filled with power-ups, while another might grant him temporary invincibility.

Mr. Erdogan offered few details of the request or whether his government might grant it.