Sentence examples for I concede, but from inspiring English sources

Tempting, I concede, but wholly impractical and counter-productive.

We may as well legalise marriage with animals, crude I concede but no apology".

He argues that, "Education reformers don't have nearly as strong a case as we should," which I concede but it's still much stronger than the opposing argument.

For me, students are primarily learners – a controversial position, I readily concede, but in my defence I see this in the context of new models, new institutions, new technologies and new relationships for learning.

Not only will I concede this but I have often said that the whole concept of human rights is inconceivable without the great wagers of Jews and Christians alike around the notion that the human being is inviolable because he was made in the image of the Creator.

Dolly has nothing to do with genetic patenting, I concede that, but it has concentrated our mind wonderfully on the ethical issues of biotechnology.

"OK!" I concede, still amused but now slightly frustrated.

I concede this point but believe the supply-and-demand effect will overwhelm the earnings effect.

I concede the point but say that it's two-dimensional, and that children should be exercising more than their mouse fingers.

And if it seems a little bit Westside-biased, I concede the point; but I'll suggest that the best brunch is a local brunch.

But I concede that they're filled with — I won't call it nostalgia, but I will call it yearning.