Sentence examples for well granted from inspiring English sources

McConaughey has to be the dullest leading man in Hollywood; as for Kate Hudson - well, granted, she's supposed to be acting irritating in many scenes, but does she have to be as irritating as all that?

When the income level is low, the expenditure pattern should logically be expected to be low as well (granted that the family does not take loans to meet its expenses and fall into further financial stringency).

This has been referred to as the "unchurched" or the "unmosqued" movements, with a similar parallel for young Jews as well (granted, with a completely different construct for religious identity).

Even though due to its racist roots, discussions about the Electoral College are well granted, the context of the discussion is troubling -- ensuring that the Democratic Party secures its place as a winner at all cost, without having to improve conduct or performance.

Harry Reid, the leader of the Democratic majority in the Senate, could well grant him his wish, by preventing the subject from coming to a vote.

The Supreme Court may well grant Foster a new trial on the grounds that the state violated Batson v. Kentucky, a landmark 1986 case in which the Court declared it unconstitutional to strike potential jurors because of their race.

John Mack is due to retire as chairman at the end of the year and the board may well grant the title to James Gorman, adding to his duties as chief executive.

The BBC's Andrew Harding, in court, says judging by the magistrate's line of questioning he may well grant bail.

The studio did cooperate well, granting the filmmakers a large amount of creative control.

Roy Moore himself seems to be courting a direct confrontation, and the federal judge may well grant him his wish.

Earlier, in 1994, the English courts gave up and acknowledged his identity as well, granting him the right to wear his robes and sword in court while being deposed for two years of tax delinquency.