Sentence examples for concede all that from inspiring English sources

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

It's very difficult to see why the latest wording proposed by the government does not concede all that they require.

Concede all that, and there are still three big problems with this car.

Brennan argued, in addition, that since "Congress has provided for a procedure by which one may formally renounce citizenship" before U.S. consular officials a procedure which it was conceded by all that Terrazas had not availed himself of Terrazas was still a U.S. citizen.

His performances, the bearded militant conceded, were not all that might be wished for; an inelegant batsman, Mr ul-Haq is known as "Tuk-tuk" for his plodding rate of progress.

If pressed, Kemp and his supporters conceded that all of that pent-up energy and enterprise might not fully offset the fall in tax revenues consequent to a big tax cut.

It is now widely predicted that the larger EU countries will concede that all countries can have a voting commissioner, although they may try to argue that the biggest six should then revert to the two that they have had until now.

In July, Mr. Murdoch duly conceded that, announcing that all of his publishing businesses would be split off into a separate company.

A horrible, horrible way to concede the set after all that.

Those of us who have come to believe Saddam should be ousted must concede that all of those dangers are real -- and they are also, to use the most abused adjective of this debate, "imminent".

He did concede that all key issues could be discussed in any indirect "proximity" talks involving Israel and the Palestinians, but there have been no talks between the two sides since Israel's war in Gaza, more than a year ago.