Sentence examples for accept though that from inspiring English sources

I have to accept, though, that football has changed.

"I do accept, though, that was very individual.

You are going to have to accept, though, that by "wildlife", 99% of the time he means invertebrates.

"We must accept, though, that we have in Rangers a financially-stricken institution and there is an amount of toxicity in there as a result of what's gone on.

I find it hard to accept though that the novel was in my head for so long, seven years probably.

He accepts, though, that his side will have to modify their approach.

It accepts, though, that this will mean the car will only ever really be suited to what it describes as the "suburban" driver.

She accepts, though, that their survival can come only from developing their own economies with help from the private sector.This is starting to happen already in resource-rich regions such as Western Australia.

She accepts, though, that a lot of domestic abuse is "not about black eyes" but about so-called coercive control – "not letting her have any money, following her when she goes out, texting her every five minutes, discouraging her family from coming round, calling her names, telling her she is ugly and her cooking is terrible, all of it incredibly undermining".

He accepted though that existing schemes to retrain workers and offer them alternative jobs might be difficult to implement in areas such as Saxony.

We have also accepted though that our careers will be capped at certain levels unless we are willing to give the job more of our time -- and we are unwilling to.