Sentence examples similar to concede its influence from inspiring English sources

The pair didn't conceive Tarot Sport as a dance album, but Hung concedes its influence "may have crept in subliminally".

The point at which the Sun's gravity concedes its influence to the galactic tide is called the tidal truncation radius.

Although Dungeons and Dragons co-creator Gary Gygax claimed not to have been a fan of Tolkien's sprawling masterpiece, he conceded its huge influence on his legendary tabletop RPG, specially in the fantastical races that inhabited the rule set.

The silent majority is made to concede its own guilt.

For Žižek this disposition means that the contemporary left concedes its own defeat before it has got its boots on.

The home's cost comes in at roughly 40% more than a conventional house of the same size, concedes its designer, Alan Shingler of Sheppard Robson architects in London.

Even its critics concede it has been successful.

Even its critics privately concede it is inevitable.

Despite best intentions, we concede it is possible that knowledge of the FDG PET/CT result (positive or negative, but not the SUVmax or SQR) may have influenced clinical decisions.

And so began a relationship that, years later, would bring Redlands Arrowhead Christian Academy a coach who readily concedes undue influence when it comes to Aaron Finfrock, his adopted son and star running back.

Even those who loathe him concede his enduring influence; all home secretaries since Mr Howard have been in his image, rather than in the patrician mould of Douglas Hurd and other former occupants of the office.