Sentence examples for but conceding that from inspiring English sources

But conceding that she was ill with anxiety, she made a decision.

But even as they seek to refocus attention on the law, some are all but conceding that the messaging battle is already lost.

With regard to shootouts, the general managers — while almost to a man expressing distaste for the shootout but conceding that its popularity ensures its continued existence — clarified the rule mandating that the shooter must continuously move the puck forward.

The bipartisan leaders of the Senate and House intelligence committees left that meeting reiterating their support for the NSA programs, but conceding that they would work through the summer to include greater privacy protections around them.

"Oh no, no!" interjected the author, recalling that there was some grim weather in the book, but conceding that the beautiful "raggedness" of the landscape was fundamental to the story.

After the hearing, Mr. Boies tried to put the best face on the rulings, celebrating the decision to transport the ballots but conceding that the new schedule put his team "on a very tight leash".

He downplayed his illness, which was never life-threatening, but conceded that the treatment was tough.

He said both had made "awful" choices, but conceded that Mr. Fuller had reacted "disproportionately".

They have all but conceded that a policy of retreat and relocation is a political impossibility.

Jenkins liked the idea of "The Elizabeth Cady Stanton," but conceded that it was probably too cumbersome.

She "loved Lenin" but conceded that Stalin old Joe"—was "not 100%".