Usar "take for granted" en una oración

1. and see all of those things that you take for granted, but which I dreamed

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2. We just take for granted that we want to go somewhere or ask for directions and y'all just answer so easily, we forget that navigating the stars isn't like remembering how to get to our favorite restaurant or something

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3. (take for granted) that something caused it

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4. Whether they actually arrested anyone I did not hear nor cared to hear for now I had something to give them the lip on which you may take for granted I did until we reached a sort of a truce about the incidents

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5. You can take for granted that (being my school's history boffin) I read every book I could on COIN and what I read I never forget

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6. Hence you may take for granted that fire discipline amongst the Riot Units were of the highest standards

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7. I take for granted that many of my clients have double lives so to speak and good luck to them

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8. It was a movement that most people take for granted and one that I had been denied, and not only denied, but told it was impossible

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9. Life is a gift none of us should take for granted

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10. We in America take for granted the basic necessities of life

11. , where we take for granted that he

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12. the kind of cold we take for granted around here

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13. He had come to take for granted the fact that he

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14. ” I permitted my thoughts to flow in these untitled words for my wife: A wife, my darling, is something a man may seem to take for granted

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15. A wife, my darling, is one of those fine truths a man does take for granted, And this, simply love which can be taken for granted, Forever and ever, Is what I share with you

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16. This allows all kinds of movements that we usually take for granted

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17. a term we all use repeatedly and who’s meaning most of us take for granted

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18. I still had some of my eyesight at first, but as my body regained its strength, my sight began to fade, until one morning when I awoke, it was to the perpetual darkness that I now take for granted

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19. Often the sweetest spiritual involvements are those that many take for granted

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20. Most of this should be familiar and you can take for granted that I have all the spacing correct

21. Actually there were a great many more things you had to do that we take for granted today

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22. To this research I add my observation that many white evangelicals take for granted an all-white American missions force

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23. My grandfather seemed to take for granted that the Europeans would rule in Africa and be needed to control the indigenous people

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24. Kisumu and the nearby villages of Kenya are so poor that things we take for granted are barely to be found there

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25. cats take for granted

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26. Since then the occult and the supernatural had a personal relationship with her, and never again would she take for granted the ways and means of the spirits

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27. The result was slurred speech, loss of movement on my entire right side (not just muscular movement of my arms and legs, but everything, including chewing, bowel control and all the little functions we take for granted) and an incredible sleepiness

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28. halt, your workers will find themselves out of a job and you will run out of many things you take for granted right now

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29. Odd, he thought, how many things one tends to take for granted

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30. This is your own heart speaking to you, giving you messages of truth which you usually ignore or take for granted until they’re somehow pointed out to you

31. We saw that the spirit of God when He speaks to us, speaks to our heart, brings witness in our heart; and this is not something you just take for granted

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32. The personal aspects of the factor of matter are contained into all sorts of ingredients that are over here that we all take for granted as àmatteròf course

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33. The personal aspects of the factor of matter are contained into all sorts of ingredients that are over here that we all take for granted as a `matter` of course

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34. The voice of your heart is spontaneous with pictures and it flows, so we saw that the spirit of God when He speaks to us, speaks to our heart, brings witness in our heart, and this is not something you just take for granted

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35. The act of eating is something most of us take for granted

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36. Let’s take for granted that the sun sets while it is still in its highest hotness, then the night comes immediately after it with its cold weather and deep darkness

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37. We take for granted

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38. things that you completely take for granted but would sorely miss if they

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39. pleasures in your life that you usually take for granted

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40. your attention on areas of your body you normally take for granted

41. I tend to notice something that other viewers take for granted: how women interact

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42. It means he is wary of things we might take for granted

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43. The things we take for granted about English such as articles, no not those in magazines but the a’s, an’s and the’s, are really difficult and have very specific rules of use

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44. The birth of a child is one of life's daily miracles that we all too often take for granted

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45. Do you know how that feels? A mother’s love is so deep and so unconditional that we take for granted that it would always be available

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46. that it has taken place, we often take for granted that having

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47. She jumped in a cab, sat back and saw Macy’s, Times Square, all the stuff New Yorkers take for granted

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48. The consequences of this kind of awareness can be stated very simply: whatever you take for granted: you become a victim-of

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49. Whatever you take for granted: you become a victim of

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50. This follows the same basic truth; that you become a victim of whatever you take for granted

51. Whatever you take for granted as Normal, you become a victim-of

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52. The result? The effect of civilization upon Humans is turning 6 billion people into victims of Science, victims of everything they take for granted

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53. No culture, including our consumer culture has ever willingly examined itself critically in perspective; because all cultures are forms of normality which people take for granted

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54. What surprise is it that Dutch lowlanders; who had been the poorest people in Europe, should come to love their material possession more than anyone else? What surprise is it that that they did not take for granted, every single material object they owned and used? The love of the dead things they owned corrupted them

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55. The normality of human civilization is what you take for granted

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56. The burying and re-burying of all truth under tons of whitewashed lies, and brainwashing people to take for granted the latest layer of myth uncritically, without ever trying to find the actual truth: is one effect civilization has on humans

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57. The void of whatever you do not question, or take for granted; is your normality

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58. The most important first step is knowing that emotional well being is necessary and one thing you should never take for granted

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59. very glad to take for granted, in the lump, every thing that the grave and

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60. I was passing through the beautiful territory I’d come to take for granted, my body finally up to the task of hiking the big miles, but because of my foot troubles, I sank into the grimmest despair

61. The fairness that my family and I have come to take for granted, that all Americans take for granted, is, in many ways, resting on your shoulders to uphold

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62. These are the protections we take for granted

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63. This too was Emily's last adventure in our way: for scarce a week after, she was, by an accident too trivial to detail to you the particulars, found out by her parents, who were in good circumstances, and who had been punished for their partiality to their son, in the loss of him, occasioned by a circumstance of their over indulgence to his appetite; upon which the so long engrossed stream of fondness, running violently in favour of this lost and inhumanly abandoned child whom if they had not neglected enquiry about, they might long before have recovered, they were now so over-joyed at the retrieval of her, that, I presume, it made them much less strict in examining the bottom of things: for they seemed very glad to take for granted, in the lump, every thing that the grave and decent Mrs

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64. He was discernibly trying to take for granted more things than he found, without assistance, quite easy; and he dropped into peaceful silence while he felt his situation

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65. We have all sorts of options and expiration-related “truths” we just take for granted

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66. And there were no phones, TVs, books, or iPads—none of the comforts that most of us take for granted these days

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67. Computers still used punch cards, and even the most advanced lacked a fraction of the power we take for granted today

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68. Do you believe that in this affair of Burdovsky you have right on your side? Do you admit that Pavlicheff overwhelmed you with benefits, and perhaps saved your life? If you admit it (which we take for granted), do you intend, now that you are a millionaire, and do you not think it in conformity with justice, to indemnify Burdovsky? Yes or no? If it is yes, or, in other words, if you possess what you call honour and conscience, and we more justly call common-sense, then accede to our demand, and the matter is at an end

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69. But in this assertion the champions of the existing order of things take for granted the proposition they want to prove

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70. I take for granted that it is not advantageous; in other words, that it is injurious; that it is not fiscal in its nature; nor protective of manufactures; nor competent to coerce either belligerent