Sentence examples for I will grant that from inspiring English sources

One acquaintance posted a picture taken 20 years ago, another described holding a dream job that was wishful thinking, and a third posted me as a "friend" when we haven't been in touch in many years (though I will grant that "friend" has a somewhat elastic meaning on Facebook).

Now, I will grant that each time the cod was slow cooked to an exquisite, pillowy softness, its flesh moist, delicate and as juicy as cod can ever expect to be.

(OK, I will grant that Obama's upbringing and education made him largely unrepresentative of black America, but it is a demographic from which American society allowed him no taxonomic escape.

I will grant that when Chavez was first elected in 1998, it was in response to serious problems.

But while I will grant that there are very good lasagnas made with dried pasta, the simultaneous delicacy and luxuriousness of fresh is what really makes the dish in most cases.

I will grant that I could have chosen a less loaded word than "misleading," as some will hear it as an insinuation about the pollster's motives or the accuracy of data.

I'll grant that is the essence of conservatism at its most literal.

But I'll grant that terminal seating leaves something to be desired.

I'll grant that lane-departure warning might be useful at 3 a.m. on the Interstate.

I'll grant that on one level, the comments have an on-the-one-hand, on-the-other-hand quality that doesn't convey necessarily much of anything.

I'll grant that with an outpouring of resources, we could reclaim many dropouts and help them get through quadratic equations.