Sentence examples for can be conceded from inspiring English sources
"It can be conceded that he invented a 'style.' But to me it was an ugly style, so barren of ordinary literary embellishment or amenity that it was confused and often incomprehensible".
If this is the very best that can be conceded when there is a serious risk of a British exit, what hope is there of any meaningful reform in the future?
Here it can be conceded that there is no guarantee that torture would succeed in saving the lives of (to revert to our specific ticking bomb scenario) thousands of Londoners.
It can be conceded that pennies as a stand-in for breasts grab your attention.
Unlike some of his fellow settlers, he does not regard the land as sacred soil that can never be conceded.
There is gutting irony in the fact that the song samples Marvin Gaye's Ain't No Mountain High Enough, one of the most positive songs ever written, when all Winehouse can do is concede to the fate of her loneliness as the sun goes down.
Fourteen turnovers were conceded.
The journey can be stressful, concedes Jesse Miranda, a Latino Pentecostal elder statesman.
Having relatives as bosses can be difficult, she conceded, because it can be hard to separate business from family.
The effect can be lost, he conceded, "if it's a louder crowd and the room is lousy".
