Sentence examples for I might concede from inspiring English sources

This one I might concede isn't bad, except for the fact that H. G. Wells is rolling in his grave at that cross-promotional banner at the top, Wells who was Labour in Britain when Labour was still socialist.

If I were feeling charitable, I might concede that personalpaper.me probably meant well.

I might concede to this group that the first option I outlined above -- telling my daughter to lower her voice and show more respect -- would have been appropriate for the situation in the school hallway.

Oddly, I suspect that Wright might concede some of this.

Now, I'd like to think that, if challenged, Mr Wilson might concede that he rather overcooked his sentiments by using the word "hate".

Even Mr. Emanuel might concede that the guy has chutzpah.

Perhaps even the Bressie-sceptics might concede he has earned his place at The Oval?

The manager, too, might concede plenty of this shambles was self-inflicted.

But even Weber might concede that Paul is, in fact, extremely Paulish, and extremely unlike any other major politician.

Convoluted maybe, and sometimes misleading perhaps, but even Poole might concede that is better than two sides killing each other.

"Ross Barkley has no ceiling on what he could achieve at the World Cup - but he might concede possession too.