Sentence examples for will take for granted from inspiring English sources

But we salute the dead for other reasons; something these kids will take for granted but would have been surprising in an earlier time.

Hey, worst case scenario they are still essentially guaranteed to be the best basketball team in Los Angeles for the second year in a row, that's not something Clippers fans will take for granted.

We have often, over the past eight years, congratulated ourselves for the fact that an entire generation of American children will take for granted that a figure like President Obama — black, brilliant, wholesome, dignified, cool — can ascend to the loftiest peaks of our national life.

Beyond the obvious electronic media the music and movies we take for granted, the increasingly indispensable Web, the eBooks that most of us will take for granted in a few years almost everything we read, even on paper, was produced digitally.

To achieve a tiny percentage of what many of Amber's drama-school counterparts will take for granted, she will work several times harder, sacrificing and risking much more – even the Virgin train ticket to London to see the college would wipe out the average Harpurhey household budget – only to endure Benedict Cumberbatch and his ilk whining that no-one understands the upper-class actor's plight.

"The paradigms that everyone will take for granted in the future are being figured out today.

And they'll take for granted that a black man is or was President of the United States.

They'll take for granted that they are connected and interconnected with hundreds of millions of people at any given moment.

They'll take for granted that their voices can be heard and that a social movement can be launched from their laptop.

But I wonder: what will be the background technologies and scientific advancements that the denizens of 2117 will utterly take for granted?

The feeling was wonderful – something I will never take for granted again.