Sentence examples for I freely concede from inspiring English sources

So I freely concede we are rather flagrantly flouting the Constitution across a considerable range of federal programs.

As one who has labored in this vineyard for nearly a half century, I freely concede I don't know all the answers about what works.

I freely concede: it's certainly not a good thing that half the Senate, including 16 Democrats, are Diplomacy Birthers, demanding long-form birth certificates to prove that senior U.S. diplomats were not born in Tehran.

Nonetheless, it's a bad thing for society for terrible ideas to get more currency, and so I freely concede that it is potentially an objective cost of supporting Ron Paul that it might have a small effect of legitimizing this horrible idea.

Florida Power and Light, under this doctrine, sunk hundreds of millions of dollars into preparations for building new nuclear plants that it freely conceded it might never need.

D.B. : I'd freely concede the problem starts in home, or maybe even the womb.

Most students I ask freely concede that they would buy things they would not otherwise buy and might well pay higher prices even for things they would have bought anyway.

To the hired consultants, the change is refreshing, instructional and, they freely concede, lucrative.

The organizers freely concede that most of the 300,000 visitors who flocked to this year's gathering in this northern city are most interested in seeing foreign stars.

The authors freely concede that Google's offices feature free food, pool tables and napping pods in order to keep workers there as much as possible; they should be "overworked in a good way".

We freely concede that "Madame Curie" is soft in a number of spots and that it plainly manifests a slight surrender of colder passion to a popular taste for mush.