taken for granted

Their vision for a better society, which we might have taken for granted in our own lives — like, the weekend, or the women’s vote, or interracial marriage — was at one point practically science fiction.

Here, Schur brings the audience into the reality of what it means to keep going after much of what you've taken for granted fades away.

At least one thing was taken for granted before voting day - women across the US were going to turn out for Kamala Harris.

The last poll of a Biden-Trump matchup gave Trump an 18-point lead over the president and the state has largely been taken for granted by both campaigns as an easy GOP win.

In a climate where essential workers were initially celebrated as heroes, many ultimately found themselves taken for granted, expected to silently endure risks and pressures, with little acknowledgment of their sacrifices.