Sanders fell behind in pledged delegates, then was mathematically eliminated, then conceded, then fully endorsed Clinton.
But like many of Gavin's younger protagonists, Matt is still unresolved and unwilling to fully concede to a future that mirrors his father's.
Tony Blair's integrity, I fully concede, has been proved, in the sense that he clearly believed the intelligence he was putting before the British people.
Tobacco's principal defense was "assumed risk" — the argument that, even if cigarettes did cause harm (an assertion the tobacco companies did not fully concede), smokers assumed all risk by deciding to smoke.
He added: "I fully concede it wasn't my most blistering performance, but that was basically because I was set to talk about the Olympics and housing in London and he wanted to talk about other things, some of them – my private life and so on – of quite some antiquity, the details of which I wasn't brilliant on".
"I fully concede it wasn't my most blistering performance, but that was basically because I was set to talk about the Olympics and housing in London and he wanted to talk about other things, some of them – my private life and so on – of quite some antiquity, the details of which I wasn't brilliant on," Johnson said.
"I fully concede it wasn't my most blistering performance, but that was basically because I was set to talk about the Olympics and housing in London and he wanted to talk about other things, some of them - my private life and so on - of quite some antiquity, the details of which I wasn't brilliant on.
That the book is not quite as relevant as it would have been in the 1970s when it was originally scheduled for publication I fully concede.
Examining Clinton's past record shows (to what extent is debatable, I fully concede in advance) weakness in the roster of these states -- something few have noticed, at this point.
Other musicians, among them Mr. Durand, concede that nothing will fully replace a teacher who sits next to a student.
That right is fully conceded.
