Sentence examples for cheerfully concede from inspiring English sources

I cheerfully concede my limitations.

But as he cheerfully conceded: "It's a real experiment, this".

I have cheerfully conceded that I think I will be rowing this time around".

MR. GIANNINI cheerfully concedes that he is not a pastry chef.

Mr. Blankenship cheerfully conceded that his real objection was to Justice McGraw's rulings against corporate defendants.

On Tuesday, Mr. Lhota cheerfully conceded that under the Giuliani administration, he was occasionally frustrated by the city's lack of oversight of the transit system.

It seemed an almost comic ambition for a party that was then still – as its leader cheerfully conceded – a ragbag of embarrassing "eccentrics".

Tomorrow, Ken Livingstone, the mayor of London whose leftist politics once earned him the nickname "Red Ken," will put in place a traffic reduction policy that, he cheerfully concedes, was lifted directly from Milton Friedman, the doyen of free market economists.

He is, he cheerfully concedes, quite an unusual character, renowned for twiddling a plastic drinking straw on account of having what he calls an "overactive gene", which can sometimes make him look "a bit insane".

In an interview late last month, Mr. Biggs cheerfully conceded that he had entered a crowded and competitive business, but said he still relished the challenge of beating the market.

But in setting out his wider environmental agenda, he put the best face on this personal setback by cheerfully conceding that it was "obvious that windmills in open rural spaces do better" than in his own urban lowland, "Notting Dale".