taking for granted that

Throughout the interview, both men use "this" and "her" to describe the baby, taking for granted that a man's role is done on the night of the conception.

“I too, dislike it,” says Marianne Moore, taking for granted that you feel the same way.

“People don’t realize that they’re taking for granted that 75% of world trade is taking place on WTO terms,” she said.

I think your fiancé is taking for granted that your windfall is your shared money and not money that you inherited.

It was evidence of pure joy from a 12-year-old loving baseball and never taking for granted that he could hit a ball over the fence.