Sentence examples for can concede that from inspiring English sources

I can concede that point.

We can concede that Google is superior to Archie-Veronica.

Concerning the latter notion, we can concede that tidy sentences and pithy words matter a great deal to us.

I can concede that the Hope and Champion may become a good setting for a remake of Brief Encounter.

Surely, now, we can concede that letting President Trump be Trump has exhausted itself — even among the smugly credulous.

In addition, one can concede that probable cause is a "practical, nontechnical" concept without betraying the values that Aguilar and Spinelli reflect.

We can concede all that and still remain in awe of Schorske's achievement.

We can concede, of course, that excitement in stock markets is centred on big multinationals with overseas earnings, rather than UK operators of low-price gyms.

And that means small-business owners need to delegate, if they wish to grow, a concept, she concedes, that can be difficult to accept.

But there is scant moral refuge for those accommodationists who believe even today that we can concede our way out of this crisis.

In this connection, it is worth noting that Mill can concede not only differential accomplishments of the sexes but differential capacity, in at least one sense.