Anyway, I concede that the new email is not a complete a 180° reverse.
Gail: I concede your point when it comes to regulation of the right to carry concealed weapons – the evidence isn't unanimous.
Even if for me Ibsen is second only to Shakespeare, I concede that Strindberg takes us into areas that the sage of Skien does not easily penetrate.
(I will discount the remote possibility that Senator Ensign is actually a biological female, a Congressional Billy Tipton, although I concede such a revelation might undermine my argument).
I love John Dos Passos's novels, but I concede that Hippocrates or Francis Bacon are more "important".
I concede that Fitger is an unconventional candidate for MacDowell's renowned largesse, being, as he is, a fictional character.
Reluctantly, I concede that Gordon's fancy crème fraîche gives the best results; thick, rich, and ever-so-slightly tangy.
In a radio interview today on The Michael Castner Show (Portland, OR), I conceded that I am not a politician.
"Blight is only poetic to white people," Fred said, and I conceded he was right.
Had he won the votes on election night in Florida, even by a very small margin, and had George W. Bush conceded, I would accept him as my president.
Still, after finishing her demanding day with a 12.96sec as runner-up to British record holder Tiffany Porter's impressive 12.76sec in the 100m hurdles, Ennis did concede: "I'm quite tired now but I've had some good performances.
