Sentence examples for I conceded to from inspiring English sources

So that afternoon in Boston I conceded to the President and talked about the need to bring the country together. . . .

"On that basis, for the sake of football, I conceded to the rematch rather than let it go to a league commission, whom I'm sure would have thrown them out".

Scotland Yard has appealed to us to add our voice to theirs, imploring people from around the world to come forward with any information that can help identify the young murdered victim and to track the perpetrators of this horrific crime, and I conceded to make this appeal without any hesitation.

The truth is that out of fear of being judged, harmed or disowned, I conceded to homophobia.

I used to order only a half portion of the Fettuccine al Porcini, trying to be reasonable about the calories, but as my nine year old daughter would practically devour the whole thing and then ask for more I conceded to the full portion split into two dishes... a tactic to make sure we both get enough of this delectable dish.

He went on, "As much as I concede to Mark Rylance his intuitive understanding of what goes on in the plays, there are many things the anti-Stratfordians don't understand.

I concede to having perhaps romanticized the meaning of this certainty in the past in the same way an adult romanticizes a parent she lost as a young child.

"We have been on a long journey but I concede to the infamous phrase that 'All good things must come to an end.'".

Hillary Clinton conceded to Donald Trump: "I still believe in America, and I always will.

My mouth begins to water and I just concede to the taste memory and I let it transport me to an ethereal place.

"She's a beautiful mess, and I myself concede to being a beautiful mess".