Examples of 'was taken for granted' in a sentence
Meaning of "was taken for granted"
was taken for granted: Indicates that something was presumed to be true, valid, or reliable without question or acknowledgment. This phrase suggests a lack of appreciation or recognition for the importance or value of a certain aspect
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was taken for granted
Her career in music was taken for granted.
It was taken for granted we would all work hard.
Your invitation was taken for granted.
What was taken for granted for decades is no longer a given.
The success of the coup was taken for granted.
It was taken for granted that the vessel had floundered.
I felt that my business was taken for granted.
It was taken for granted that they would and should be assimilated.
The superiority of the white race was taken for granted.
Infrastructure was taken for granted in the audit.
These legacy applications were also written at a time when performance was taken for granted.
Nonetheless it was taken for granted that any attempt of.
Because the truth of Christianity was taken for granted.
Looking for faults was taken for granted as being an integral part of the work.
They were not brought up in a world where American hegemony was taken for granted.
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Owning up was taken for granted.
Throughout the ensuing discussion, this principle was taken for granted.
The existing classification was taken for granted by all three institutions.
It was taken for granted that rivers and lakes were logical places to dump refuse.
This was something that was taken for granted.
Henceforward it was taken for granted that our civilization must continue divided.
The presence of wives, lovers and daughters was taken for granted.
Corporal punishment was taken for granted in the Bible.
It was taken for granted that he would be succeeded by a Republican once he retired.
Corporal punishment was practiced frequently, and this was taken for granted by the children 's parents.
So it was taken for granted that I attend some of the best universities.
Confiscation took place before conviction, because it was taken for granted that no one escaped.
Furthermore, it was taken for granted that these ancestors were herbivorous.
Of course . Your invitation was taken for granted.
Nothing was taken for granted - all arguments were considered and debated.
Ms. Locke claims that she was taken for granted.
What was taken for granted -- peace, security, a sense of the fairness of the world.
Growing up in the North, socialism was taken for granted.
I had to translate, it was taken for granted that I understood.
For decades, overall political stability in the US was taken for granted.
Sira, don't thank me, that was taken for granted.
When Blair called for new elections, victory was taken for granted.
Throughout the 19th century, differential complexity was taken for granted.
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Corresponding patents granted or pending in other countries
Granted our years on this earth are generous
Awards and certifications granted by selected institutions
