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Sentences starting with granting

Granting all this, we must not expect too much from "science" as distinguished from common experience. [3]
Granting that there was anything dreadful in it, the daughter of a homely small farmer in England is not guarded and accompanied like a young lady on her journeys from one place to another. [4]
Granting all these advantages to the young man, he ought, nevertheless, to go on improving, on the whole, as a medical practitioner, with every year, until he has ripened into a well-mellowed maturity. [3]

More example sentences with the word granting in them

The thieves of whom you spoke spoiled her pleasure in granting hospitality. [10]
The left-hand one was partly open, granting entrance to the autumn sunshine. [10]
Charley had yielded to her request, while he shrank from granting it. [11]
She gravely goes through the motions of reluctantly granting admission to the applicant as a favor to him. [5]
Suppose, for example, that you don't get me, that my will intervenes, granting it to be conceivable that your future happiness and welfare, as you insist, depend upon your getting me--which I doubt. [9]
Besides, he knew that the object of his love would not part from him without granting him one last word. [10]
It is intended that the latter class shall abide the granting or withholding of the pardoning power in the ordinary way. [7]
She had known that he would come, that he would not let her die without granting her one more glance. [10]
His name was Tarautas, and he was known throughout the empire as the most brutal of gladiators, for he had also earned the further privilege of never fighting but for life or death, and never under any circumstances either granting or asking quarter. [10]
I should like sometimes to thank Heaven for saving me from some kinds of transgression, and even for granting me some qualities that if I dared I should be disposed to call virtues. [6]
You'll excuse me, sir, but it's what they don't want,--anyone to be granting them privileges, but to stand on their own feet, the same as you. [9]
Granting, indeed, that she had refused to marry me, was that any reason why I should desert my life-long friend and playmate? [9]
Since she had resolved to build the tomb, granting it became impossible, yet Octavianus made every effort to tempt her to the base deed. [10]
This policy has received its most signal and beneficent illustration in the recent enactment granting homesteads to actual settlers. [7]
Let us both praise the gods for granting us the best remedy for our grief--war and revenge. [10]
One rash request often altogether spoils the patron's inclination for granting favors. [10]
After the dissolution of the companies, and the granting of new letters-patent to a company of some twenty noblemen, there seems to have been a project for dividing up the country by lot. [4]
It was granting leave to a lamb to ask help of a wolf. [5]
She had a large delegation on that floor; but was she now in favor of granting lands to the new States, as she used to be? [7]
Revolution by ballot is much safer than revolution by violence; and, granting that human nature is selfish, when the whole people are the government selfishness is on the side of the government. [4]
And shall we indulge the flesh, to the detriment of the spirit, by granting it any of its demands that can easily be denied? [10]
Besides, I hope I am mistaken; for, if I am, then there is argument that the Reformers were privately not serious, but were only trying to scare the Boer government into granting the desired reforms. [5]
In history, we hope, they will be read of, and recounted, so long as the Bible shall be read; but even granting that they will, their influence cannot be what it heretofore has been. [7]
Should she dupe him into granting her wishes by feigning love for the first time? [10]
And yet there he sits, and not a step has been taken or a movement made toward granting him a pension. [5]
After what had happened, to number the swift granting of the insulted Biamite's prayer among the freaks of chance was probably a more arbitrary and foolish proceeding than, with so many others, to recognise the incomprehensible power of Nemesis. [10]
I thank you for the great favour which you have shown me in granting my petition. [5]
I thank you for granting the request. [10]
Granting, then, that dumb animals are able to think upon a low plane, is there any that can think upon a high one? [5]
Well, granting the distinction, why are both apt to be unpleasant people to live with? [4]
Lastly, Charles really did long for less disturbance from the regular course of business, the reception of ambassadors, the granting of audiences. [10]
Perhaps granting this desire of the mighty leader might win him to accept a compact so desirable for his nation. [10]
You ought to be thankful to the gods for granting you such sons and such vengeance on your enemies. [10]
Then he went back to the table, read the king's letter through once more, and said: "One may learn from it how to deny by granting, and at the same time not to forget to give it a brilliant show of magnanimity. [10]
It is just as unwise to try to make a man happy by force as it is wicked to compel him to be unhappy, and I thank you for granting my request. [10]
Alexandrian eyes, promising all and granting nothing--persuading him who trusts in them to believe in innocence and chastity, truth and affection. [10]

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