Sentence examples for concede him from inspiring English sources

But even his detractors concede him a grudging respect.

Even our Republican readers, I think, would be ready to concede him another four years if the economy accounted for only 15 percent of voters' decision.

Hitler insisted on becoming chancellor in any government in which his party participated, but, despite a deluge of petitions and letters, Hindenburg, who distrusted Hitler's noisy aggressiveness, would not concede him that post.

It was a battle between Mr. Clinton, a master of image making, and Mr. Starr, whose own supporters concede him to be one of the least adept practitioners of the art of spin; after all, Joe Friday is a camp figure of fun, and choosing him as a role model reveals how out-of-touch the Starr approach to public relations has been.

He hoped to energize his pieces with the sacrifice of rook for bishop with 22... b4 23 Bf6 Nf6 24 Rand Ne4 25 Bc8 Rc8 and Topalov was planning to concede him rook for knight with 26 Rc4 Nc3 27 Rc3 bc 28 Qc3 with a pawn ahead.

Usually when we dislike someone, we're willing to concede him a redeeming quality or two, like: "My brother-in-law is a jerk, but he and my wife have always been close".

SENATE WILL POST MUSSOLINI SPEECH; It Concedes Him as Unequalled Triumph and Pays Unprecedented Compliment.

Archives|SENATE WILL POST MUSSOLINI SPEECH; It Concedes Him as Unequalled Triumph and Pays Unprecedented Compliment.

After that dazzling performance, some observers are all but conceding him the British Open, which begins July 20.

Even when a playing partner concedes him a tap-in putt — a "gimme," in golf parlance — he insists on holing it himself.

Mr. Trudeau's political critics have conceded him "some modest success" in bringing inflation under con trol, but they accuse him of fighting inflation with unem ployed Canadians.